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Top Forums Programming More Arduino Stuff... Post 303042430 by wisecracker on Tuesday 24th of December 2019 06:37:26 AM
Old 12-24-2019
More Arduino Stuff...

HI all...
(Apologies for any typos.)

To add to Neo's Arduino subject matter I have decided to upload this in ".zip" format.
Ignore "*.info" files these are AMIGA icons only and also the "HAM" drawer as these are photos in ancient AMIGA HAM modes.
I have noticed that there are current converters to RS232 for USB Arduinos and this was my incarnation 11 years ago for the Diecimila Board. It should still work so long as "RXD" and "TXD" are the same pinouts as my board and it looks as though they are.

This gives everyone, even with old HW, a chance to have fun with Arduino.

The serial circuit is a modification of Arduino's original design on their very first Arduinos from yesteryear.
Irrespective of any copyrights in my stuff I categorically state on this post that you can do with any info as you please, this is a CC0, Public Domain issue.

NOTE: You can only use one mode at any one time, so ensure that the USB is disconnected when RS232 is being used and vice-versa.

Hopefully the ZIP file uploads...

Enjoy, along with Neo's examples...

Barry.


EDIT:
Incorrect zipfile replaced...

Last edited by wisecracker; 12-24-2019 at 12:53 PM.. Reason: See EDIT:
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WMDRAWER(1)						      General Commands Manual						       WMDRAWER(1)

NAME
wmdrawer -- a dockapp providing a drawer to launch applications SYNOPSIS
wmdrawer [-c, --configfile=FILE [-n, --instancename=NAME]] [-w, --windowed] [-h, --help] [-v, --version] DESCRIPTION
wmdrawer is a dock application (dockapp) that provides a drawer (retractable button bar) to conveniently launch applications. The drawer is retractable and animated. Several columns of buttons can been defined in the drawer. The configuration file is automaticaly reloaded if it changes. Multiple instances of the program can run at the same time. The buttons can be highlighted under the mouse cursor. A tooltip can be defined for each button. The drawer can be transparent (need SHAPE extension). Ability to launch several apps at once from the drawer. By holding down the key Shift or by using mouse buttons middle or right instead of left, you can keep the drawer opened. Adjustable behaviors: dock's image (logo), dock's width and height (for both min=12, max=128), automatic/manual opening and closing of the drawer, timeout value in miliseconds if automatic closing selected, drawer's opening direction and animation speed, mouse cursor type in the drawer, drawer's pseudo-transparency, icons' background image (only if transparency isn't activated), buttons' size (min=12, max=128), buttons' highlight type (0:none, 1:target, 2:shading), image used as highlight (target type only), color and darkening level for highlight (shading type only), drawer's border size, buttons' tooltips and tooltips' font OPTIONS
-c, --configfile=FILE [-n, --instancename=NAME] Use FILE as config file instead of the default (~/.wmdrawerrc) and optionaly set instance name. -w, --windowed Run in windowed mode. Useful for AfterStep, Fvwm, Sawfish and KDE users. -h, --help Show summary of options. -v, --version Show version of program. FILES
~/.wmdrawerrc is the default per-user configuration file. Here is a completely commented example. # Config file example for wmdrawer [general] # Dock's icon [optional] #dock_icon panel-drawer.png # Drawer's opening direction [required] # Top to bottom = 0 # Right to Left = 1 # Bottom to Top = 2 # Left to Right = 3 direction 2 # Image used for icons' background [optional] #icons_bg defaultTile.xpm # Allow icons' enlargement to fit them to buttons' size [optional, default 1] # 0 indicate that icons should never be larger than their original size. #icons_expand 1 # Activate the drawer's pseudo-transparency [optional, default 0] # if you choose transparency, icons_bg will be ignored #transparency 0 # dock's width: min=12, max=128 [optional, default=64] #dock_width 64 # dock's height: min=12, max=128 [optional, default=64] #dock_height 64 # buttons' size: min=12, max=128 [optional] # Useful for the people who want for example to have big icons # and to define several columns. #btns_size 32 # Icon's highlight type: 0, 1 or 2 [optional, default 2] # 0 : no highlight # 1 : target (unavailable if transparency is activated) # 2 : shading #highlight 2 # Image used as highlight [optional] # only used if you choice target type #highlight_img highlight.xpm # Tint icons by a specified color [optional, default #ffffff] # only used if you choice shading type #highlight_tint #ffffff # Shade icons at a specified level [optional, default 60] # only used if you choice shading type #highlight_sh 60 # Display buttons' tooltips [optional, default 1] #tooltips 1 # Tooltips' font [optional, default fixed] #tooltips_font fixed # Drawer's animation speed: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 [optional, default 1] #animation_speed 1 # Mouse cursor in drawer: 0, 1, ..., 76 [optional, default 30] #cursor 30 # Auto opening of the drawer: 0, 1 [optional, default 0] #show_on_hover 0 # Auto closing of the drawer: 0, 1 [optional, default 0] #hide_on_out 0 # drawer's hiding timeout in miliseconds [optional, default 1000] #hide_timeout 1000 # Runs the dockapp in windowed mode: 0, 1 [optional, default 0] # Useful for AfterStep, Fvwm, Sawfish or KDE users. #windowed_mode 0 # Instance name so window manager can distinguish between multiple copies #instance_name distinguish_name # Drawer's border size in pixels [optional, default 1] #border_size 1 # Images directories [images_paths] /usr/share/pixmaps /usr/local/share/pixmaps/ # A first column with 5 buttons # Each button must be defined with this syntax: # (tooltip) (image) (command) [column] (X Terminal) (gnome-term.png) (xterm -bg black -fg wheat) (Galeon) (galeon.xpm) (galeon -s) (Sylpheed) (sylpheed.png) (sylpheed) (XChat) (xchat.png) (xchat) (MPlayer) (gnome-multimedia.png) (mplayer) # A second column with 5 buttons [column] (Xmms) (gnome-audio2.png) (xmms) (Gimp) (gnome-gimp.png) (gimp) (GQview) (gqview.png) (gqview) (Xcalc) (gnome-calc3.png) (xcalc) (GFtp) (gftp.png) (gftp) Look at /usr/share/doc/wmdrawer/wmdrawerrc.example for a copy of this example. SEE ALSO
wmaker (1) AUTHOR
This software is written and maintained by Valery Febvre (vfebvre@vfebvre.lautre.net). This manual page was written by Chris Wesley (chris@cwwesley.net) for the Debian system (but may be used by others). Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.1 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts and no Back-Cover Texts. OTHER INFO
wmDrawer's webpage is at http://people.easter-eggs.org/~valos/wmdrawer/. Here you can find info about wmdrawer and download the latest version. WMDRAWER(1)
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