Closed droogmic closed 6 years ago
Very nice. We should probably pull this out into a generic driver and support timers but for now this is a good demonstration how to drive the matrix. Thanks a lot.
NB: The example didn't compile and Cargo.toml was missing the used semihosting crate. Also the code was not Rust formatted. I fixed that up and upped the version of the crate.
I am glad you approve, your comments earlier had me thinking it would be much more difficult.
Thanks for cleaning up the example, I had copied it over from my book crate without really testing it, my apologies... It also seems I need configure my IDE to warn me of those formatting issues.
Besides the TODOs, I think I may need to fix 2 more things. To find issues at compile time, the Display::new()
should probably take the undowngraded pin types. I also need to remove the hardcoded 3 in set_refresh_rate
@droogmic
I am glad you approve, your comments earlier had me thinking it would be much more difficult.
Ideally the display would work independently of other code running (i.e. non-blocking) which is going to be a lot more difficult. ;)
Simple driver implementation for LED display.
The implementation scans through the 3 matrix rows fast enough to display the image without flickering.
@therealprof this follows on from our discussion earlier. It appears to work pretty well.