MicroPython Forum (Archive)

Dunno if anyone here has already tried this trinket, but I just received mine, and am really impressed... It has an incredible lot of stuff built-in for a 5cm diameter round board : two user buttons (with pullups), plus reset, a two-mode slide switch, green (power) and red (addressable) LEDs, batter...

No sweat ! Now only the early birds will know our secret

Thanks for the heads-up deshipu, looks quite interesting !

PS: you have two different typos in the two occurrences of "MicroPython" in your text, and the second one is especially fun

Looks quite fun, but how do you get one ?...

Thanks for the picture bitninja !
It appears that Deshipu has done an incredible job (yet again), but it appears a lot more clearly in your real-life example

In a recent conference Damien said that Pyboard 2.0 had suffered setbacks and delays (supplier problems), but it was coming soon...
Any news about that ?

@Dave & Peter : thank you both for the confirmation(s)! I suspected as much, actually, but I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing an easier way to drive an USB-HID client device under Python :-) Last winter I spent quite some time trying implementing various such HOWTOs on a raspberry Pi W, and fail...

...and in addition to Roberts's question, are those OS-ports functionally equivalent to the STM reference ?
For instance, does the USB-HID device stuff work the same in Linux ?

Looks all nice and useful, yes, but why no Linux support ?
Is it not written in Python, or a cross-platform UI framework ?...

Ah, well spotted, sorry for the confusion ! Yes, that dict used in sendchr is the one defined in kb_map.py , so the same name should be used. What happened is that I use an AZERTY layout, so in the original code it was called kbdfr everywhere... For the Wiki entry I changed it to kbmap to make it mo...