Miro Dietiker
New member
Hello
I'm currently preparing a project.
We need a daemon to interact via the 635 display with the a user (choosing kinda playlists and other functions).
As i'll implement all that using asynchronous key events and some menu system i'd like to hear from other python approaches. Some previous guys posted about using python but there was no sample with keys and async transfer.
I'd expect to use pyserial for communication.
There would be some generic threaded helper to talk with the display, a menu renderer for menu scrolling with event/action based menu items, special menu item definition code with interfaces, a general init thing, and some interface to talk threaded to external process (kinda player).
LCD4Linux does not fit well for this task...
The generic interfaces and some Samples will be published OpenSource.. The Menu machine too if it will be great ;-)
Any input would be welcome. If there is some starting code that would be helpful for some testing, i'd appreciate too for sure!
Thanks - Miro
I'm currently preparing a project.
We need a daemon to interact via the 635 display with the a user (choosing kinda playlists and other functions).
As i'll implement all that using asynchronous key events and some menu system i'd like to hear from other python approaches. Some previous guys posted about using python but there was no sample with keys and async transfer.
I'd expect to use pyserial for communication.
There would be some generic threaded helper to talk with the display, a menu renderer for menu scrolling with event/action based menu items, special menu item definition code with interfaces, a general init thing, and some interface to talk threaded to external process (kinda player).
LCD4Linux does not fit well for this task...
The generic interfaces and some Samples will be published OpenSource.. The Menu machine too if it will be great ;-)
Any input would be welcome. If there is some starting code that would be helpful for some testing, i'd appreciate too for sure!
Thanks - Miro
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