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MicroPythonBLEHID
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Using Dallas one wire bus for more than 10 DS18B20 sensors?
Are you sure this isn't an indexing problem? If you generate it with sie size 11, DeviceAddress devices[11], the highest you can access is devices[10]. It might be less error-prone to use vectors than arrays.
- How to append to a array in Arduino?
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Micropython HID devices control?
Some of the problems I am having are related to memory management. My keyboard consists in a matrix of 5 x 15 but I want my software to work for any matrix size. I have read that the best thing to do is not to dynamically allocate memory if you are working with devices like arduino. My approach to solve this problem was to create a huge matrix (10x30) to make sure that any reasonable keyboard fits on it. The problem is that I am wasting a ton of memory. What I need is to create the right size matrix when I instantiate my CustomKeyboard class. I think in C you can archive this using flexible array members but I don't know how to do it with C++. I could use some data structure like vector, but I don't really need the matrix to be dynamic and the implementations I have found seem to allocate the memory statilcally, so they are not solving my problem.
What are some alternatives?
keyboard_mouse_emulate_on_raspberry - Bluetooth Keyboard Mouse Emulator on Raspberry Pi
Array - An array container similar to the C++ std::array, but with variable size and some methods like the std::vector.
HID_Buttons - Arduino library making it easier to use HID buttons
RaspberryPi-Joystick - A virtual HID USB joystick created using Raspberry Pi
ShitStuckToYourMouse - Draws mouse-cursor-following text, cursor coordinates, color of pixel under cursor, pictures or a clock - for when you really need to keep an eye on the time. Uses PyGame for low resource usage. Works by creating a transparent full-screen window that is click-through, on top of the z-order.
thumbstick-deadzones - Techniques for managing analog stick input
pi_pico_neopixel - Pi Pico library for NeoPixel led-strip written in MicroPython. Works with ws2812b (RGB) and sk6812 (RGBW).
intellimouse-ctl - A cross-platform command line tool and library for Microsoft's IntelliMouse devices.