Very cool! FYI for folks wanting to find this GR OOT, here's the link: <
https://github.com/ghostop14/gr-guiextra >. Cheers! - MLD

On Sun, Oct 13, 2019 at 2:14 PM GhostOp14 <ghosto...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi folks, just pushed a beta of a new OOT module set (gr-guiextra) for GR
> 3.8 on github.  Bringing more GUI widgets to the interface.  More to come
> but here's what's included so far:
>
> Dial - Think of this as your volume dial control.  Supports both variables
> and messages.
> Digital Number Control (Frequency Control) - Very similar to SDR-based
> stand-alone applications, clicking the numbers can adjust frequency, or it
> can be set in read-only mode for display only.  Supports both controlling a
> variable and input / output messages.
> LED Indicator - Just as it sounds.  On-screen LED.  You can choose the
> on/off colors and supports both variables and messages to control state.
> Linear Gauge (Progress Bar) - Linear progress bar / linear gauge, either
> horizontal or vertical.  Colors can be chosen for the background and the
> bar, and it is controllable via variable or message.
> Graphics Item - Drop a graphic anywhere in your GNU Radio app screen.  You
> can also control the file based on input messages to change the graphic on
> the fly.
> Toggle Button - Push to hold down.  Push again to release.  Both variables
> and messages available.
> Message-based Checkbox - Like a standard checkbox, but a message is
> produced on check / uncheck.
> Message Push-button - Produce a message when the button is pushed.  (This
> is different than the toggle in that this bounces back to release like a
> traditional button when pressed and a message is only produced on press).
> Compass - Provides an on-screen compass with 3 different choices for the
> needle (full, half, and -pi to pi with DoA uncertainty)
> App Background - While stylesheets can be used to change an app, that can
> be cumbersome if all you want is to change the background color or display
> a background graphic.  This drop-in control lets you do either or both.
> Distance "Radar" - Similar to the old-school signal trackers, this widget
> produces a radar-like screen and draws a "contact" circle at a distance of
> your choosing controlled by an inbound message.
>
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