Expanded 02_basic with more access examples

Author: RobertoRoos

examples/2_basic/main.cpp

@@ -15,14 +15,35 @@ int main()
 {
 	stored::ExampleBasic e;
 
-	// Initialized value.
+	// Initialized value:
 	printf("test42=%" PRId8 "\n", e.test42.get());
 
 	// The thing with the space around the =
 	printf("_42_test42=%" PRId8 "\n", e._42_test42.get());
 
-	// The initialized array element.
-	printf("three ints[1]=%" PRId16 "\n", e.three_ints_1.get());
+	// The initialized array element:
+	printf("three ints[0]=%" PRId16 "\n", e.three_ints_0.get());
+
+	// Next element through array-like access:
+	printf("three ints[1]=%" PRId16 "\n", e.three_ints_a(1).get<int16_t>());
+
+	// An initialized string:
+	char txt[8];
+	e.string_hello.get(txt, 8);
+	printf("string hello='%s'\n", txt);
+
+	// Change a value by direct assignment:
+	e.f = 3.14F;
+
+	// Or using a setter:
+	e.d.set(2.718);
+
+	// Same for array elements (which are really just variables):
+	e.four_ints_0 = 66;
+
+	// Write to array with:
+	const char new_txt[] = "apples";
+	e.string_hello.set(new_txt, sizeof(new_txt));
 
 	return 0;
 }