What I want is to use histogram and customchars which, quite understandably, is not possible. A workaround is to use histograms and the built in chars in CGROM. However, I don't know how to output a CGROM char to the LCD.
The problem arose when I wanted to output non-ASCII chars, like the Swedish ÅåÄäÖö (I hope theese are displayed correctly).
The chars are present in the CGROM, a long with other chars from the ISO-8859-X standard.
The most preferable thing would be a mapping function within the CC2 core for outputting text that automagically maps the chars in the strings. This would unfortunately prohibit any other charset than ISO-8859-X/Windows ANSI (CP1252) to be used, which is pretty much the case allready.
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I attach an excel document with a charmapping that I hope works for ASCII, ISO-8859-1 and Windows ANSI (CP1252) since they are all subsets of each other in reverse order from the list above.
/Daniel