add fading strip, with dummy mode

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Raphaël Vinot 2015-05-02 00:03:56 +02:00
parent 770765b1bd
commit 761a191da6
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add_library('net')
from network import send_TCP
from prepare import prepare
import random
# Config, will be checked upstream
height = 25
width = 15
framerate = 10
brightness = 0.5
#####################################
#receiver_IP = "10.2.113.151"
#receiver_IP = "10.24.147.20"
receiver_IP = "dummy"
receiver_port = 9999
# Do we have one single long line?
long_line = True
# TODO: test with real serial
# https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_uart.html
ledTCP = None
data = None
current_px = 0
cur_color = None
cur_len = 0
len_change_choice = [7, 11, 13, 17, 19]
def setup():
global ledTCP
global data
global cur_color
global len_change
len_change = random.choice(len_change_choice)
background(0)
cur_color = color(random.randint(0, 255), random.randint(0, 255), random.randint(0, 255))
ledTCP, data = prepare(Client, receiver_IP, receiver_port, height, width, framerate, brightness)
send_TCP(ledTCP, data, long_line)
def draw():
global cur_len
global current_px
global cur_color
global len_change
if cur_len == 0:
pixels[current_px] = cur_color
else:
px = current_px
for i in range(cur_len):
if px == 0:
prec_col = pixels[len(pixels) - 1]
else:
prec_col = pixels[px - 1]
col = color(red(prec_col) / 1.1, green(prec_col) / 1.1, blue(prec_col) / 1.1)
pixels[px] = col
px -=1
updatePixels()
if cur_len == len_change:
cur_color = color(random.randint(0, 255), random.randint(0, 255), random.randint(0, 255))
cur_len = 0
len_change = random.choice(len_change_choice)
else:
cur_len += 1
if current_px >= len(pixels) - 1:
current_px = 0
else:
current_px += 1
send_TCP(ledTCP, data, long_line)

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import jarray
import math
import itertools
_byte_lookup = {}
brightness_max = 0.5
# Bit values which represent the zero and one bit pulses.
_ZERO = bytearray([0b00000000])
_ONE = bytearray([0b11111111])
def _build_byte_lookup():
"""Return lookup table to map from every byte value 0-255 and the associated raw SPI data."""
lookup = {}
for i in range(256):
value = bytearray()
for j in range(7, -1, -1):
if ((i >> j) & 1) == 0:
value += _ZERO
else:
value += _ONE
lookup[i] = value
return lookup
def color_to_rgb(c):
"""Convert a 24 bit color to RGB triplets."""
return ((c >> 16) & 0xFF, (c >> 8) & 0xFF, c & 0xFF)
def _encode_color_grb(c):
"""Encode an RGB tuple into NeoPixel GRB 24 byte SPI bit stream."""
return _byte_lookup[int(c[1] * brightness)] + _byte_lookup[int(c[0] * brightness)] + _byte_lookup[int(c[2] * brightness)]
def _encode_pixel(c):
"""Encode an RGB tuple into NeoPixel GRB 24 byte SPI bit stream."""
rgb = color_to_rgb(c)
encoded = _encode_color_grb(rgb)
return encoded
def prepare_data(dimension, b):
global brightness
global _byte_lookup
if b > brightness_max:
brightness = brightness_max
else:
brightness = b
_byte_lookup = _build_byte_lookup()
data = jarray.zeros(dimension * 24 + 1, "b")
return data
def image2data(data, long_line):
offset = 0
pixel_nb = 0
loadPixels()
for x in range(0, height):
pixel_line = pixels[pixel_nb:pixel_nb+width]
if long_line and pixel_nb/width%2 == 1:
pixel_line = reversed(pixel_line)
for px in pixel_line:
py_bytes = _encode_pixel(px)
for b in py_bytes:
if b > 127:
# Convert to signed bytes (expected by jarray)
b -= 256
data[offset] = b
else:
data[offset] = b
offset += 1
pixel_nb +=1
# New line
data[-1] = 10
return data

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import jarray
import time
import struct
from data_generator import image2data
def TCPConfigure(cl_class, server, port):
return cl_class(this, server, port)
def receive_config(socket):
max_height = jarray.zeros(4, "b")
max_width = jarray.zeros(4, "b")
max_framerate = jarray.zeros(4, "b")
while True:
available_bytes = socket.available()
if available_bytes > 0:
break
time.sleep(1)
socket.readBytes(max_height)
socket.readBytes(max_width)
socket.readBytes(max_framerate)
max_height = struct.unpack("<i", max_height)[0]
max_width = struct.unpack("<i", max_width)[0]
max_framerate = struct.unpack("<i", max_framerate)[0]
return max_height, max_width, max_framerate
def send_config(socket, height, width, framerate):
socket.write(struct.pack('<i', height))
socket.write(struct.pack('<i', width))
socket.write(struct.pack('<i', framerate))
def send_TCP(socket, data, long_line):
if socket is None:
# Dummy mode
return
image2data(data, long_line)
socket.write(data)

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from network import receive_config, send_config, TCPConfigure
from data_generator import prepare_data
def check_config(max_height, max_width, max_framerate, height, width, framerate):
if height <= 0 or height > max_height:
return False, "height cannot be higher than {}. Current: {}.".format(max_height, height)
if width <= 0 or width > max_width:
return False, "width cannot be higher than {}. Current: {}.".format(max_width, width)
if framerate <= 0 or framerate > max_framerate:
return False, "framerate cannot be higher than {}. Current: {}.".format(max_framerate, framerate)
return True, None
def prepare(cl_class, server_ip, server_port, height, width, framerate, brightness):
# Just to make sure pixels[] is initialized.
if server_ip == 'dummy':
size(width, height)
loadPixels()
return None, None
ledTCP = TCPConfigure(cl_class, server_ip, server_port)
max_height, max_width, max_framerate = receive_config(ledTCP)
good, reason = check_config(max_height, max_width, max_framerate, height, width, framerate)
if not good:
raise Exception(reason)
send_config(ledTCP, height, width, framerate)
size(width, height)
loadPixels()
dimension = width * height
data = prepare_data(dimension, brightness)
return ledTCP, data