* C driver for LTP305 breakout
* Micropython bindings for LTP305 breakout
* Micropython examples for dotmatrix
* C++ examples for dotmatrix
Co-authored-by: Phil Howard <phil@gadgetoid.com>
Passing interchangably as int/bytes was weird, and due to Python's signedness on int resulted in a heck of a bug-hunt.
I've switched IP address to converting from/to a tuple internally, so Python code doesn't have to be weird.
Uses an arbitrarily sized, dynamically alloc'd buffer. This should *probably* do the legwork to get the whole buffer and give it to Python without needing multiple calls.
Using release 0.1.1 of pimoroni-pico-micropython, the picokeypad.clear() function does not seem to work. Looking through the code, it appears that clear is actually calling init instead.
The ../../../pimoroni-pico path was selecting the "pimoroni-pico" directory adjacent my "micropython" directory
However I was attempting to build against one in a different parent directory.
This resulted in the MicroPython modules including the wrong (old) header and exploding.
* Display temp as 00.00 with floating point component
* Use the temp value to blend from a list of display colours
* Fixed slowdown bug when screen begins to scroll
The upstream MicroPython rp2 port has re-enabled -Werror so we need to either fix warnings or,
in the case of those generated by C++/C MicroPython binding weirdness, suppress them.
This change submodules in our fork of ulab with an added usermod.cmake and adds it to the top-level usermod.cmake for our shipped modules.
It should - in theory - result in ulab being included in release builds.
Keep the bouncing balls in the court and gives balls a speed in proportion to their size. Created from code in #63
Co-authored-by: Mark Emery <mark@markemerylimited.co.uk>
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