Hi, I am really new in this field, I have bought my Gemma M0 just for learning python and my Circuit Playground Express is on the way, will arrive during november. First impressions are really positive. My first thought and question about it: it is possible to using the Gemma or any CircuitPython board as a "background number cruncher unit" which connected to a slower but able to serial communication computer, like a graphing calculator? Like my TI-8x or my HP48xx has serial communication but their processor really slow (8 bit Z80 on 6MHz, the other a 4 bit Lewis chip on 2MHz). My idea very simple: I wrote the python code on the calculator, the calculator passes the script as an ASCII file to the board, the board runs the code and the result is passed back to the calculator. Any advice? Thanks!
@@lowkeysolo LOL? Which keyboard you have? [LOL] [ENTER] or [L] [O] [ENTER] ? Both of them good enough for that kind guys like you - frankly speaking, the second one is required some brain to use... As I guess you have no any idea about the question, but thanks for the comment. Pls come back if you have any valuable idea or you know how it is implemented in real.
We don't currently have a good way to modify and run a file over serial. Instead, you could write a program in CircuitPython that knows how to interpret and compute the ASCII that the calculator sends over. (Python does have eval().)
CircuitPython 7.0.0 has supervisor.set_next_code_file(): circuitpython.readthedocs.io/en/7.0.x/shared-bindings/supervisor/index.html#supervisor.set_next_code_file You can also `import` another name to run that code.
I really liked learning the history of circuit python, it helps me work with it more.
Great job! Think it would be great to have something like this done each week with a deep dive into a specific CircuitPython programming topic!
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@Larry Colin Thanks, I signed up and it seems to work =) Appreciate it!
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Hi, I am really new in this field, I have bought my Gemma M0 just for learning python and my Circuit Playground Express is on the way, will arrive during november. First impressions are really positive. My first thought and question about it: it is possible to using the Gemma or any CircuitPython board as a "background number cruncher unit" which connected to a slower but able to serial communication computer, like a graphing calculator? Like my TI-8x or my HP48xx has serial communication but their processor really slow (8 bit Z80 on 6MHz, the other a 4 bit Lewis chip on 2MHz). My idea very simple: I wrote the python code on the calculator, the calculator passes the script as an ASCII file to the board, the board runs the code and the result is passed back to the calculator.
Any advice? Thanks!
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@@lowkeysolo LOL? Which keyboard you have? [LOL] [ENTER] or [L] [O] [ENTER] ? Both of them good enough for that kind guys like you - frankly speaking, the second one is required some brain to use... As I guess you have no any idea about the question, but thanks for the comment. Pls come back if you have any valuable idea or you know how it is implemented in real.
We don't currently have a good way to modify and run a file over serial. Instead, you could write a program in CircuitPython that knows how to interpret and compute the ASCII that the calculator sends over. (Python does have eval().)
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Please how can i use raspberry pi pico and ov7670 to capture images and save them?
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I can't get my Feather M4 Express out of safe mode, battery is full and my soldering is on point. Pls help
Join the Discord: adafru.it/discord or the forum: forums.adafruit.com/viewforum.php?f=60 for help.
Ok, how do i run my other programs named other than code.py or main.py ????
CircuitPython 7.0.0 has supervisor.set_next_code_file(): circuitpython.readthedocs.io/en/7.0.x/shared-bindings/supervisor/index.html#supervisor.set_next_code_file You can also `import` another name to run that code.
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Can we drive multi Rgb neo-pixel led
NeoPixel tutorial is here: learn.adafruit.com/circuitpython-essentials/circuitpython-neopixel
i love python. i want circuit python course. where i get it?
Here is one: www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-circuitpython