So basically you want to send a special "lock" and "unlock" messages
to your adapter? I guess there could be a stub locking routine for
each adapter. I'd love to see some patches.
Etherweather may not be the best example implementation to use. It was
written by the etherweather creator, who seems
I have this board:
http://owfs.org/index.php?page=8-channel-i-o
I know how to read the I/O status from it, but I was wondering what's the
best way to get immediately notified of an input bit flip?
Do I need to read the uncached tree every second and spam the 1-wire bus
(probably preventing readin
Paul,
Would you be receptive to patches to add a mechanism that other drivers
can use too? I could add lock/unlock functions to interface_routines in
ow_bus_routines.h that the code in ow_buslock.c could call into. That
was HA7Net can use it if it wants to in future.
I'm not sure what you mean
I would simply add your code to module/owlib/src/c/ow_buslock.c in
functions BUS-lock_in and BUS_unlock_in. If there are other 1-wire
buses you should add some text to make sure you only lock when the
correct bus is referenced.
I don't know how you plan on communicating with the other process.
Per
maybe in future a json to owhttp could be nice...
a ajax just with owhttp and a javascript html page
2011/3/18 Roberto Spadim :
> i think not, it's just a doubt why fixed string and not variable
> length string, in my opnion
> at script/language side if you want use it, you must convert to double
i think not, it's just a doubt why fixed string and not variable
length string, in my opnion
at script/language side if you want use it, you must convert to double
or decimal or integer... i don't see problems with variable or fixed
length, just trim it before atoi() or atol() atoXX (double)($var)
Right, it's a fixed 12 character field, I think. Does it create problems?
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 9:36 AM, Roberto Spadim wrote:
> printf format? maybe a 'trim' like could help
>
> 2011/3/18 p4trykx :
>> Hello
>> I was wondering why there are spaces before the reading in temperature
>> file.
>> I
printf format? maybe a 'trim' like could help
2011/3/18 p4trykx :
> Hello
> I was wondering why there are spaces before the reading in temperature
> file.
> I know it's easy to delete them bash script.
> Here are some readings. I added _ to show where it starts and ends.
> _ 4.25_
> _
Hello
I was wondering why there are spaces before the reading in temperature
file.
I know it's easy to delete them bash script.
Here are some readings. I added _ to show where it starts and ends.
_4.25_
_20.5_
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p4trykx
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Hi folks,
I'm currently building a microcontroller-based device which has a 1-wire
bus and ethernet. This is intended to be a self-contained device for
home automation or industrial control and will query 1-wire devices
attached to it to gather temperature data and suchlike. Internally I use
a
send your code
2011/3/18 William Brown :
> I installed Ubuntu 10.10 and owfs 2.8;7 from scratch. Now my web page
> doesn't work unless I remove the line
>
> require (load_php_OW.php)
>
> Then the page works ok without any 1wire information.
>
> I also got avahi and bonjour modules missing messages
dl() ? php?
2011/3/18 William Brown :
> Changed view in system monitor to "all processes" and there they are. I
> just wanted an easy way to see if they are running or not. It's related
> to the problem I'm having with dl().
>
> On 03/17/2011 06:33 AM, Paul Alfille wrote:
>> I just tried (in Ubunt
I installed Ubuntu 10.10 and owfs 2.8;7 from scratch. Now my web page
doesn't work unless I remove the line
require (load_php_OW.php)
Then the page works ok without any 1wire information.
I also got avahi and bonjour modules missing messages.
Mar 17 21:12:38 Irry OWFS[28024]: CONNECT:
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