Here is an example of how to use the same knobs (e-g. 6 knobs easy to connect to the 6 Arduino analog inputs) several times to adjust several parameters spread over several « pages ». This enables to « multiplex » the same knobs many times, in a safely fashion thanks to the protection mecanism: after changing the active [...]
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Tags: arduino, electronics, hacking, interface, library, midi, midi controller, sensors
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As part of the Patternity effort, I spent some time creating a simple Java API to generate UML diagrams programmatically from Java, in SVG format. This small API called for now Patternity Graphic is working and available here: patternitygraphic_src as a source Zip (alpha release of course). It can render small class diagrams with hierarchic, [...]
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Tags: api, classdiagram, java, library, patternity, sequence, svg, tool, uml
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It’s a complete mistake to think design patterns could be written in a library for later reuse, it just does not work ! In theory, first, design patterns are expected to be tailored to each particular situation. What you reuse is the abstract solution, not the code itself. And it is true, whatever the design [...]
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