MotorControl | PIC24F_MotorControlと接続して制御できるandroidアプリ

I'm using Pyserial to communicate between python and arduino. I have to wait until the arduino actions are executed before continuing my python loop. I have the arduino print out "done" after it completes its actions. How would I check for this using readline(). I'm trying this at the moment however it never breaks out of the loop:

Helo everyone,

I'm having big trouble with the declaration of some parameters in a class I defined in a header file

I'm using a raspberry pi with C++ and trying to implement some objects through a class.

Therefore, I have :

• my main cpp file where I call the object (it works, I'm sure of that, you'll see)

• the class cpp file called "Motorcontrol01.cpp"

• the header file called "Motorcontrol01.h"

My code is more complex than what I show here, but I simplified it for tests purpose and it don't work anyway -_- :

"Motorcontrol01.cpp" :

I am trying to convert my WPF app to UWP app. My app uses the Serial Port class to communicate with a device. After I switched to UWP the same code that opens the connection to the device, using the Serial Port class, stopped working.

you should be able to see what I am tring to do by looking at the funtion called motorcontroll I am trying to make a funtion that can set the values of several spinboxes with the call of one funtion called motorcontrol If I put the function inside the:

I wish to create my own composer package, but before doing so, am trying to better understand how it should be organized especially pertaining to abstract classes which are inherited.

Let's say I have some specific items such as:

• SedanCar, SportsCar, etc
• V6Motor, V8Motor, etc
• AutomaticTransmission, FourSpeedTransmission, etc

For each of these items, I have controller classes, model classes, entity classes, and other classes.

I also have abstract classes such as CarController, CarModel, etc, MotorController, MotorModel, etc, etc which the specific classes are extended from using inheritance.

Composition will then be used to inject parts into cars, models into controllers, etc.

How should the directory file structure be organized and what namespaces should be used for this scenario?

Not that I expect the following will be correct, but I will take a stab at it so that you can better understand my current level of understanding on this topic. I've read posts describing grouping by feature and/or by archetype, and I believe I should first be doing by feature. The following assumes a NamespaceName of MyVendorName, SubNamespaceName of Car, and a file path of /var/www/vendor. Then maybe I would do: