BluetoothConnector | Simple macOS CLI to connect/disconnect a Bluetooth device
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Simple macOS CLI to connect/disconnect a Bluetooth device. I made it to easily connect my BeatsX earbuds (I thought the W1 chip would make the switch from my iPhone to my Mac seamless, but we're not there yet, apparently). There's probably a program that already does this but I didn't find it. You can download a compiled version here: If you have issues running the compiled binary (permission denied error), try running this command in Terminal: chmod +x /path/to/BluetoothConnector.
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QUESTION
I'm struggling to resize my wxListView when resizing my wxFrame. I managed to resize ListView's parent panel and wxButton in the same panel also moves with resizing the window as intended.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-15 at 10:38As others have noted in comments, you can do layout yourself explicitly in wxEVT_SIZE
handler or (and this is the exclusive or) use sizers. To do the latter, start by removing your OnSize()
handler for the frame entirely. What you may still want to have is an wxEVT_SIZE
handler for the list view itself, which could resize its columns as you want.
Second problem in the code you show is even worse: you give ownership of wxListView
to a unique_ptr<>
. Unless you call release()
on it at some later time, this is very wrong: all GUI elements are owned by wxWidgets and will be deleted by it. You need to use raw pointers or, if you prefer, non-owning smart pointer type (observer_ptr<>
) for all wxWindow
-derived objects in your program (but this also applies to sizers and, basically, anything that you "give" to the framework to be managed by it).
QUESTION
I have an arduino nano with a HC-05 bluetooth module.I need to receive some data from that module into Unity so i made an android librarie(in Android Studio) that can handle the bluetooth connection.
The problem is that.For the first 2 seconds i receive data then the process seems to slow down.I wait up to 10 seconds between the data sets.
I read something about the standard bound rate of the module and i think that could be the source of the problem but when i change it from AT commands mode.Nothing seems to change.
*When i read the data from an Bluetooth terminal(from Google Play).It feels mutch faster than my app. Some ideas please?
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...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-13 at 12:10I figured out what happend and i will explain this in case that somebody has the same problem.The inputStream from java doesn't recognize line endings, so when you read the current buffer, you take everything from there. For example if you write every second "Hello",when you will read this the result after 2 seconds will be "HelloHello" and that creates something verry strange in the main program(unity).
SO...to resolve this problem you need to implement an BufferedReader that will read line by line the received data.
QUESTION
On my device I have multiple bluetooth adapter attached. In my case I want to get some info about the devices connected to the second adapter (calling pairingStatus() specifically). For this I need to get an instance of QBluetoothLocalDevice which provides this information. The issue is that I can not construct an instance when knowing the address of the adapter:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-07 at 11:36Your description of the problem is a bit unclear (e.g. which constructor is declared explicit
?) but the code shown won't compile as it attempts to assign a QBluetoothLocalDevice
which inherits from QObject
and is, thus, not assignable/copyable.
Instead you should probably return a smart pointer to a newly created QBluetoothLocalDevice
and let the caller decide what to do with it...
QUESTION
I have a ListView that I want to update with messages coming from a Bluetooth socket. The ListView is in a fragment, this does not matter too much.
The problem comes when I want to listen to incoming messages from the socket (which is a locking mechanism on a separate thread) and update the ListView with the received message.
FChat.java
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-30 at 11:37Obviously it blocks UI thread
.
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