The major functionality added in this release includes:
- Rootless mode in X11
- Widget Templtes [both compiled and XML]
As always, this isn t meant to be a stable release, it is only provided so
people can more easily experiment with PicoGUI and possibly help in its
development.
Some of the more significant known bugs:
- The PicoGUI laucher may not work right now, it s undergoing some change.
- Several of the apps included here are not finished, not started, or
otherwise broken.
- There is a redrawing bug that may cause flickering on some platforms
The driver supports both the 16F and 18F families. The trick is that the driver carefully emulates the hardware UART found in the PIC18F452 processor. This information has unfortunately misled some into thinking it does not work with the 16F family. During devlopment the driver was tested on a real PIC16F84A (as opposed to software emulation). To make sure nothing has been broken, I have just recompiled the code using SourceBoost 6.0 and it compiled without error.
I ll probably write up a short article next week outlining how the ActionScript works, so people can modify it, and work with it more easily in Flex.
You can download the component and source code here. There are some instructions in the FLA on how to use it. Note that this is not a compiled component, so it won t show up in the components panel. You will have to copy the component, and the source file into your project. If anyone really wants a compiled version, let me know and I can provide one.
As always, I d love to hear how people use it, and would appreciate it if you would post back to the comments if you make any significant modifications so that other people can benefit from them.
This is full set of procedures used to communicate with
any GSM module for SMS sending/receiving (it uses standard AT commands).
Original code is for ATMega162 microcontroller, but code is general to
be easy ported to others platforms.
Code can be compiled with IAR AVR compiler.
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Rotation tool, totates a single image contained in HANDLE.HANDLE can be a handle to figure, axes, or image object.
This GUI is a pure imitation of ROTATEGUI from Birju Patel and uses some code from that function. However, it has extended functionalities and was re-writen using R13 syntax. Which means that it can be compiled with the V3.x compiler.
