Corjan wrote: ↑Mon Jul 01, 2019 2:09 pm
Hi,
Thinking about the subject once more, there might be places in the AM GUI that can be improved.
I'm thinking of:
1) Combining pins of certain hardware objects. For example, configuring a rotary encoder only really requires the user to select the Board+Channel once, and then only configure the pins. The same is true for other objects, since the pins need to be on the same board anyways.
2) What Keith was saying, having additional options presented to the user. Stuff like rotary encoder type, or debounce setting. It might even be possible to make it so far that you can select character display type, not sure if that is possible.
3) Having a additional window in AM, where you can graphically couple all hardware objects from a panel to connected hardware.
Corjan
Corjan,
That would be awesome.
So in effect one is binding the switch, encoder, diode, display etc to the board. Then when one wants to link the named hardware in the code, One chooses the switch, encoder, diode, display etc instead of the board pins.
That would make life so much easier for peep's that download hardware code from the store.
Keith
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