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Replaces #372 |
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HI guys - is there some reason this one isn't progressing? |
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Bump |
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No. It'll be considered for the next sdk release. |
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Thanks - I think it's a useful example because it shows how to keep outputting the same pattern until something arrives on the FIFO |
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Weird - GitHub says "mjcross closed this by deleting the head repository" and yet the repository still seems to be there? https://github.com/mjcross/pico-examples/ |
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@lurch I think it's probably because I deleted the original repo and created a new one with the same name: I'd forgotten this old PR was still open |
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I still think that this is a useful example to have. |
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Good idea, I'll have a look. |
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On reflection the example should probably be about using the PIO rather than wiring up the display. |
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I'm afraid that we expect all the examples to be easily followable (which is the whole reason that we ask for Fritzing diagrams), and an "abstract box" in the wiring diagram would make this example impossible to follow for many people. |
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Although having just had another look at your Fritzing diagram, IMHO it'd be better if you used the normal convention of using the bottom blue rail for 0V, rather than using the bottom red rail 🙂 |
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Fair enough! |
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Sorry Andrew - I can't work out for the life of me how to persuade GitHub to let me restore the original Repo so I'll open a new PR |
Add an example showing how to use the PIO to control a multiplexed 7-segment display.