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That said: I am working on a way to include your own function into the loops of M5ez. And then in there you could see if 10 seconds have passed and do something. That is probably a few weeks out though.

Hmmm, maybe I could even do ez.at(moment, yourFunction) and ez.every(milliseconds, yourFunction) and keep a list of registered functions and when to call them. That would be spiffy and not too hard...

(But to then have them change the contects of the menu... Hmmm, I would have to think about that one, because the menu may well be only in scope of a single function at that point.)

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I set the caption of a menu item from a xTaskCreate function but wont show the new caption until i change the selected menu item or i select the menu item.
Is it possible to call a function to redraw the menu or to change the selected menu item ?

Can i set a static ip address for wifi connection ?

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You are right, i got it working now.
I made a task with xTaskCreate and i loop with while (true) with delay.

Thank you for your help.

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Good point. I will make this change affect the menu immediately. Cannot think of a quick workaround right now.

Should be back making some changes to M5ez sometime soon after I have put the finishing touches on ezTime.

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M5ez 2.0.0 is out. It allows for you to add a task to its loop. Use ez.addEvent to add your function. This function needs to take no arguments and return a uint16_t that holds in how many milliseconds it should be executed again. So returning 1000 would create a function that runs once a second. Simply add a wrapper function if the function you'd like to run does not return a number like that.

(Do note that for some applications, using a FreeRTOS task (or some combination of that and a function in M5ez's loop) may still be the best way to go.

Also menu captions should now update immediately, and you can add a tab (\t) to split between a part of the label that alligns left and a part that alligns to the right side of the menu caption.

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