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Author Archives: Chris Heydrick
Drawing a bounding box over an image with C#/.net and WinForms
Most of the info in this post can be found between the following two links: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2065162/filled-rubber-band-in-winforms-application https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/3t7htc9c(v=vs.110).aspx Drawing a bounding box over an image to select a region took me longer to figure out than I expected. Here’s a brief bare-bones … Continue reading
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Control a power strip with an Arduino
I’m running some tests at the office that require cycling the power to a device. After spending a few days doing this manually by flipping the switch on a power strip, I started searching for a better way. Some Googling … Continue reading
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Passing a ctypes array of struct from Python to .dll
I’m working on a small project that requires interfacing Python to a C .dll. I’ve never had to pass an array of structures by reference before with ctypes, so here’s a quick sanity check I did to make sure I … Continue reading
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ADXL335 Accelerometer on an Arduino
I picked up an ADXL335 accelerometer in a packaging designed to fit onto a solder-less breadboard so that I could interface it to my Arduino. I had a few time-consuming problems interfacing with it because I’m not used to reading chip … Continue reading
Brief Example of Calling .dll Functions in C#
I don’t like C#, but the free version of Visual Studio only lets you use the interface builder in C#/.net programs, so here we are. My goal was to cheat and write the interesting parts of the program in C/C++, … Continue reading
C# Struct Sizes
I’ve been banging my head against trying to get C# to talk to a .dll written in straight C for the past few days. I finally got a grip on passing basic data types, and pointers to basic data types, … Continue reading
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File Open Dialog Box in Python
I’m putting the finishing touches on a side project at work that requires opening a file as an argument at the command line, or through a file open dialog box. Here’s a snippet that demonstrates how I implemented it. … Continue reading
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Valve Trouble
It rained real hard Tuesday night. Wednesday morning at about 5am I’m stumbling in my kitchen trying to make coffee and I hear a hissing noise outside. “Hah”, I says to myself, “my neighbors are watering their lawn on an … Continue reading
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Summer Plans
My involvement with Mojo Frankenstein is taking up all my hobby energy lately. We’ve been at it for about a year now and have gigs booked on over half the weekends through the summer (and growing). I’ve been doing just … Continue reading
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Removing zeros from a Python tuple
I’ve been working with Python’s ctypes module to shuttle data back and forth with a Windows .dll. One of the arrays the .dll fills is pre-allocated, but not necessarily all used. So I’ll wind up with a tuple like this: … Continue reading
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