With fixed overlay and division by zero fixed

[BbIKTOP]

Resolves #356:

3 methods added to the API:

void setFixedOverlay(FixedOverlayCallback fixedOverlayCallback) to set fixed overlay drawing foo.

void setFixedOverlayFrames(const FrameCallback* fixedOverlayFramesList, int noOverlayFramesCount) to set the list of frames on which this fixed overlay will be drawn (by specifying frames callbacks, which could be useful during list changes).

void setFixedOverlayFrames(int* fixedOverlayFramesList, int noOverlayFramesCount) to set the list of frames on which this fixed overlay will be drawn (by specifying frames numbers)

Usage example:

FrameCallback frames[] =
    {
        frame1,
        frame2,
        frame3,
        frame4,
        frame5};
int framesCount = 5;

...

    ui.setFixedOverlay(someOverlayFoo);
    ui.setFixedOverlayFrames((const FrameCallback[]){frame2, frame3, frame5}, 3);
// or
    ui.setFixedOverlayFrames((const uint8_t[]){1, 2, 4}, 3);

[marcelstoer]

Looking good, thanks! Please add an example sketch that demonstrates how to use this and some documentation to the README. Maybe an animated GIF for the README?

[marcelstoer]

What do you need this one for?

[BbIKTOP]

Sorry, there’s a war in Ukraine and my Ukrainian home has been destroyed by russian nazi so I cannot check. I suppose, vscode added it automatically for some call. Could you check it please. It’s easy - just comment it out and try to compile