Gambas ONE

Still no answer here on reading the ADS1115... I realize that the PIGPIO can also be used with C and other languages but the calls will remain the same. Does anyone here have code in another language that reads the ADS1115 using PIGPIO? If so, please post your code... I may be able to use what you h...

Bruce... it turned out that I needed to create the project in QT mode... then the button colors were fine... and the sliders look a hell of a lot better.

It's all in this video if you are interested...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3XHeS-iGl4

BriggTrim ->

No, there is no documentation on how to use this chip with Gambas and PIGPIO. Once I figure it out, or someone else does and tells me how... I will post the results and code here.

Jerry

I have been working with Gambas on the Raspberry Pi and I have been making a series of videos to help others learn how to do it.

I thought I would share my playlist with anyone interested.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... 3G-0tHaD_S

Jerry

You got me on the right track... it is working now!

[ Thank you!
Jerry

Wow... was not expecting that. I thought it would be something like right-click and type this... Looks like your code was written in Gambas... so if I understand you... put that code in ( modified accordingly ), run it, and it will create the desktop Icon / Launcher for the program. I'll play around...

I am using piGPIO for Gambas3, it has a bunch of great features and is my default programming environment now. The thing is, it needs to be run as SUDO or the component library fails to initialize. From TERMINAL if I type SUDO GAMBAS3 it comes up and runs perfectly. I'm a lazy man... I just want to ...

Here are a couple of files to play with...
http://askjerry.info/SVG/

I'm very happy you liked the samples and could get them to load. The shadow in the gauge is really easy... create a pointer and name it as such, make a copy and name it shadow. Then color the shadow black, set it to be partially transparent, and offset it slightly. Then rotate both the same amount. ...

I will look at the link you sent... if I can use SVG natively in Gambas it would be great. I don't know if you are aware or not, but in the SVG format everything is named... or has a reference. This means that you can tell the file to make changes. Rather than explain it all, I'll send you to a page...