Hello,
It's some 5 years when I was using it last time. I am running arch linux.
Looking at AUR I can see it's python2 and no one has tried to run and document it since 2018.
So this turns out not to be an easy task.
Greetings
Peter
Hi,
Thanks for the recommendation.
Unfortunately it looks like impossible to use gnoduino on Debian Buster.
I was only able to install it using pip2 then I had to install also gconf via Pip then I had a syntax error when running it.
Which distro were you able to use Gnoduino with?
Best regards,
Patrick
Le 11/05/2021 à 08:16, Peter Vágner a écrit :
Hello,
Back in the days when I had to upload sketches into arduino boards as a part of my job I have used GTK2 based IDE called gnoduino.
I prefer writing code in basic text editor such as gedit or inside emacs however for serial console access and actual device interaction I have used that.
Greetings
Peter
Dňa 9. 5. 2021 o 17:43 Patrick ZAJDA napísal(a):
Hi Raphaël,
Command line procedures also interest me.
After some testing, accessibility is very basic, for example if I want to install ESP32 board support I have never found the "install" button.
Same thing for libraries, all my system lags in Java tables. And it is not because I have a not enough powerful processor or RAM installed (i7-5820K with 32GB RAM).
So as suggested by Florian I tested the actual Beta version based on VS code and managed to install the ESP32 support and the needed lib for my project.
It is not perfect but I compiled something. Command line would stay more accessible, more when seeing the Alt+F1 for accessibility options cannot be used in the editor because Mate use it so we have a old good shortcut conflict...
Patrick
Le 09/05/2021 à 14:37, Patrick ZAJDA a écrit :
Hi,
Finally I found a (not callable clean) solution to make Arduino Java IDE accessible:
1. copy /etc/java-11-jdk/accessibility.property to <arduino extracted path>/java/lib
2. copy /usr/share/java/java-java-atk-wrapper.jar to <arduino extracted path>/java/lib
3. Copy /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/jni/libatk-wrapper.so <arduino extracted path>/java/lib/amd64
4. Edit accessibility.properties to be sure the last line is not commented
5. Edit <arduino extracted path>/arduino and under the line "for LIB in \" add:
"$APPDIR"/java/lib/java-atk-wrapper.jar \
Quotes are important.
6. Enjoy!
As I said, it is tinkering 😁
Patrick
Le 08/05/2021 à 10:40, Patrick ZAJDA a écrit :
Hello,
I have to use Arduino IDE to build this project: https://github.com/devWaves/SwitchBot-MQTT-BLE-ESP32
But the IDE is not accessible (Java is so strange with accessibility on Linux).
To build project, I read there is a command line project which can help.
But as my board is an ESP32, I have to install an add-on to the IDE.
has someone dealt with this situation?
I cannot use the IDE at all on Debian 10 with Orca master.
Best regards,
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