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- Wednesday 5th May 2021 1:38am
- Forum: Component
- Topic: Function Rotate(Angle As Float) As Image
- Replies: 13
- Views: 10810
Re: Function Rotate(Angle As Float) As Image
Stevedee: First time I've been on in a bit, I wanted to thank you for the code... it works! I'll need to tinker with it to see if I can dissect it better and get a better feel for it. I did notice that the image is a bit fuzzy as compared to the original image... so I think I will stick to the anim...
- Wednesday 28th April 2021 12:52am
- Forum: Component
- Topic: Function Rotate(Angle As Float) As Image
- Replies: 13
- Views: 10810
Re: Function Rotate(Angle As Float) As Image
I kinda see where you are getting.. 1) There exists an image. 2) It makes a copy into memory. 3) It makes changes to this copy. 4) The copy is loaded into the image box as if it were an image. 5) The user sees the copy which has taken the place of the source image. If that is the case, we can load t...
- Tuesday 27th April 2021 12:22pm
- Forum: Component
- Topic: Gambas + PIGPIO + I2C + ADS1115 A/D Chip
- Replies: 16
- Views: 18672
Re: Gambas + PIGPIO + I2C + ADS1115 A/D Chip
Thanks, I will go through my archive SD card ( I completely started over with this Raspberry Pi ) and I will see if I can find and deconstruct the code. ( That would be nice if I can pull it off. ) But the offer is still out there if someone wants to PM me I'll send an ADS1115 module to you so you c...
- Tuesday 27th April 2021 2:32am
- Forum: Component
- Topic: Function Rotate(Angle As Float) As Image
- Replies: 13
- Views: 10810
Function Rotate(Angle As Float) As Image
I see that there is a function to rotate an image... I just can't seem to figure it out. Lets say that I have an image called " round_thing " and I make a button... obviously when I click it I will get... Public Sub Button1_Click() ' --- What goes here???? End What I want to do is somethin...
- Monday 26th April 2021 11:26pm
- Forum: Component
- Topic: Gambas + PIGPIO + I2C + ADS1115 A/D Chip
- Replies: 16
- Views: 18672
Re: Gambas + PIGPIO + I2C + ADS1115 A/D Chip
That's not going to work... it has something like READ_ADS(0) to read the port 0... it doesn't get into specifics as to how it does it. I can get the extender chip to work... but not the ADS1115 chip. Seriously... to anyone reading this... I'll send you a module if you want to give it a shot... I ne...
- Monday 26th April 2021 9:56am
- Forum: Component
- Topic: Gambas + PIGPIO + I2C + ADS1115 A/D Chip
- Replies: 16
- Views: 18672
Re: Gambas + PIGPIO + I2C + ADS1115 A/D Chip
It was basically just to see IF there were any failures, and if so to locate what section of the code so that I could then make more lines to specifically go into each CASE statement and drill it down. If you want me to ship you a module please let me know. It has to be something simple I'm missing....
- Monday 26th April 2021 1:34am
- Forum: Component
- Topic: Gambas + PIGPIO + I2C + ADS1115 A/D Chip
- Replies: 16
- Views: 18672
Re: Gambas + PIGPIO + I2C + ADS1115 A/D Chip
I swear this chip is going to drive me crazy... a short drive actually . After not getting the ADS1115 to work properly I decided to try another IC that I am familiar with, the PCF8574 Extender Chip. The datasheet is here: https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/pcf8574.pdf Page 9 shows the address as fol...
- Saturday 13th March 2021 1:01am
- Forum: Component
- Topic: Gambas + PIGPIO + I2C + ADS1115 A/D Chip
- Replies: 16
- Views: 18672
Gambas + PIGPIO + I2C + ADS1115 A/D Chip
:roll: Honestly... I beat at a problem for a while before I ask for help... but I'm stumped as to what I am doing wrong here. The ADS1115 Datasheet specifically tells you what to put in to get a reading... and I think I'm doing just that. The problem is... I'm not getting any errors, but the chip co...
- Friday 26th February 2021 12:59am
- Forum: Component
- Topic: Programatically Assign Picture to PictureBox
- Replies: 15
- Views: 13430
Re: Programatically Assign Picture to PictureBox
I was doing the last response at the same time you were making your video... Yes, on the Raspberry Pi using the piGPIO library... to allow the use of the GPIO, you MUST run in ROOT or it will give you a failure. I'll attempt the suggestions you face me and see if they address any of the issues. Like...
- Friday 26th February 2021 12:53am
- Forum: Component
- Topic: Programatically Assign Picture to PictureBox
- Replies: 15
- Views: 13430
Re: Programatically Assign Picture to PictureBox
It really doesn't care... I can use a decimal number, Hex with or without the ending "&", or a variable... no change at all. In the design window I can select a color, even type in a value... it's happy as a clam. Run the program.. grey . I can have any color I want as long as it is gr...