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INTRODUCTION:
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The scripts in this directory try to work according to the KISS principle. It
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contains a script which redirects its stdin to serial device
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(send_to_serial.py), one that simulates the ledbar and sends the data unaltered
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from its stdin to its stdout, a module that helps programmers to program
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various graphical effects and some example effect generators using this module.
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EXAMPLES:
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./rainbow.py | ./demo.py >/dev/null
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- only simulate the rainbow effect, do not send it anywhere
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./rainbow.py | ./send_to_serial.py
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- only send the data to the serial device, do not show the simulation
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./rainbow.py | ./demo.py | ./send_to_serial.py
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- combine both options, show a simulation and send the data to the serial
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device
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DEPENDENCIES:
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demo.py requires PyGame, Python wrapper around SDL
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send_to_serial.py requires PySerial, Python library for work with serial ports
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