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I'm trying to read data from a serial port that I have an Arduino and joystick connected to.

When trying to print out the received data to check if I'm getting it, it continues to print out the same value it was at when it connected.

I am sending data from my serial port in this format: Xaxis:yAxis:switchBool

Heres my C# code in a WPF application

I'm currently looping a list of images. Below is what I have so far. I'm not able to properly randomize the list.

Also, how can I go about transitioning to next image. I want to my images to smoothly fade into the next image instead of just quickly changing the image to next.

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I have a project that prints sentences from a large array to the screen.

Using this Javascript: Loop through Array with Delay I was able to get it working. However, there are two things that I would like to achieve. Although I can print elements line by line, I would like to incorporate line spaces at some points so for example :

I am running tests on a relay and I would like to add a pause button or hotkey just to temporarily stop the tests however during the loop you cannot interact with the form.

This is for running tests on a relay

I am trying to tune quad copter (single axis) via string setup. For pitch axis it is some what ok (I think), quad stabilized with P alone (is it weird ?).

But for Roll - i'm unable to tune it. it just rolls as soon small throttle applied. (I dont even see oscillations)

I changed X config to + Config but same reaction.

I am thinking there may be some bug in my code for roll (or pitch ) PID calculation (I'm not sure) which is not visible to me. So If you guys found anything weird in attached code let me know.

Currently attempting to make a physics simulation for elastic collisions of circles. I am having an issue where I do not know how to run the simulation with two circles interacting at the same time. I am not yet looking to create the interaction between the circles just to have them both running simultaneously. Any help is much appreciated. This is my first post so I apologize if I formatted something incorrectly.

I've created a new class that inherits from System.Windows.Forms.Timer. Inside this class, I created another timer as property that is enabled with the timer of the parent class. The child-timer timer then reports back the time until the next parent-tick.

I would like to avoid having to use another method to start both timers.

Can I somehow check if the parent timer.enabled has been changed? The problem here is that if I start the parent timer, I have to wait for the timer.Interval until it ticks the first time. But I want the child timer to start with the parent timer to start reporting back the time of the first tick.

Here is what I've got so far.

I watched multiple tutorials about using multiple timers in Allegro, but that way of programming doesn't work for me. The problem is that the source adress never matches to the timer adress i want to watch.

I use multiple classes/instances to encapsulate my code, because it will be very complex in the future. The main loop of my game is located in the Game class/instance. The timers and the events are encapsulated in an Engine class/instance, that is a member of the Game instance.

Game.cpp:

So I have an iframe embedded on a website in which a simple stop watch runs. It is nothing more than a recursive timeout. However the repetitive DOM changes made in there causes the content of the parent website to 'flicker' and the inner iframe website to jump to top. This makes scrolling on the iframe content impossible due to the immediate jumps to page top.

This problem seems to only appear in mobile browsers (tested in iOS Safari 10.3.2), whereas the duration of the interval is irrelevant (same problem when calling only every second).

The recursive timeout