totally new here, but this seems like the right place.
I have FT232R cable I am trying to program and need to add custom stuff to the yellow BLANK area seen in the image.
Idea is to use this are to house a auth key of sorts.
I found the D2XX programming manual, but am hoping that someone has made a more user friendly way of programming what I think is Binary?
Any input is appriciated.
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for my internship I am making an VS code extension. I have never developed anything like this before so any help or documentation links or tips are welcome.
what I am doing is as follows: develop an extension that is capable of taking in user input. the input will be a path to an .isf/.hdf file. this could be thru the simplest of text box buttons initially, as functionality before polish is what im focusing on right now.
It also needs to be able to provide templates with preconstructed code. such as, a option on the file menu where it might say "new template.py file". And when this option is choosen, a .py file with a lot of "boiler-plate" or preconstructed code is created for them.
im also using CanvasJS to show some graphical data. I would need a way for the graph to appear in a tab/window of the VS Code rather than the browser of the user.
Thank you in advance! Please let me know how to edit/add to this question, I know its extremely vague. Still a novice but excited to get this extension developed!
P.S.
im not expecting anyone to DO this for me, just to point me in the general direction so I can sink my teeth into useful documentation, examples, and/or tutorials. Thanks again :)
I'm doing a DIY project that requires me to activate motors based on selections made on a custom website I'm creating on localhost. I'm really new to raspberry pi's and I really have no idea of how to connect input on a website and make it do something in the real world. My website is almost done and I'm thinking about whether it would be a better idea to create a pop up or to link it to a completely new website. If it is possible to make the raspberry pi recognize a link and notice the browser accessing the link, then I rather make a new html page for the function. If there is another way to do so like by adding a photo from the local folder and then making the pi look for the file being accessed locally. Although I have these ideas about how to do it, im really lost on how to go about it in the coding realm, im new to coding and python in general. Any help is really appreciated.
One of the ways you can do this is by using PHP to write to a txt file or database.
Then using a python code to capture the echo-ed value of in the text file or database and then manipulating the GPIOs based on this value.
If you have a single or only few motors to be manipulated then the text file way should do fine. You must also note that although this is very simple to implement, and you'll find all the necessary code online, it is far from secure.
Using a database is better if you have more no. of entities to control. It'll also be a bit more secure.
I'm new here, so please be kind - I am open for tips and corrections ;)
Actually I'm trying to write an OS for a Sportsmachine. It basically contains a Joystick (JoyWarrior A8) input via USB. After some time I am now able to read the axes of the Controller using XCode, a Swift Command Line Tool with OpenGL and GLFW. The axes position is put out into the console.
What I would like to do now is to use this output in a Cocoa App to write the UI.
My questions to you are:
Is there a way to integrate and read a Command Line Tool within a Cocoa Application?
Or is there a better way to directly integrate the input into my Cocoa App?
Thank you in advance! Please let me know if something isn't explained well enough or if you need some code snippet!
As a rule-of-thumb, if you ever find yourself wondering whether Apple has an off-the-shelf solution for a feature you're trying to implement, ask yourself if the feature would be of use to a significant number of other developers. If you think that it would, you should do some googling, because there's a good chance that you're right, and that Apple will already have a library/framework that does what you need. It's fair to say that interacting with a game controller is just such a feature, and, true to form Apple, provides API to save you from having to re-invent the wheel (or use third-party wheels) - here's the guide.
I'm a bus developer on the site roblox and I'm trying to work out how to make destination blinds such as the image attached. I've been using other developers destination blinds from Free Models but thought it would be a good Idea to create my own. If anyone could help me that would be great.
I assume you want to display custom text on a surface of a part.
In that case, you should use a SurfaceGui combined with a TextLabel.
The wiki page "Beginner's GUI Tutorial" might be helpful:
http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=Beginner%27s_GUI_Tutorial#GUI_Types
I'm writing an app, where I the user has to be able to select multiple adresses. I wanted to solve this in the same way, apple does when you send an SMS to someone.
You can enter text and it gets surrounded by a blue bubble for each adress selected.
I've already found facebook's tree20-kit, but I can't get it to work because of some linker error I cannot solve.
Is there any other kit out there, that's capable of doing this, or do you have any suggestions on how to create such a textField?
Yours,
Bujtor
Interesting. I don't know of any other open source solutions for this, and I think writing from scratch would be much more time consuming than trying to resolve the linker error. I would recommend spending a few hours and do the following:
Create a new empty application.
Download Three20 and follow the detailed instructions on GitHub for linking the framework.
You should be able to get this to link as many others, including myself, have been able to use this framework.
Sorry this isn't a straight forward answer to your question. I hope it was helpful just the same. Andrew.