Hello,
I am migrating from octave to python and found matplotlib as an useful and powerful resource.
I played with many animations examples and tried to build my own.
The objective is to build a live plot from data coming from an arduino.
The serial is working perfect (I can receive and plot data without problem).
Unfortunately, when I resize my animation windows, I get curves overlapped.
I must use blit because I have 6 subplots.
Please, check the attached files:
Python:
-> animationR00.py (main)
-> lib/
-> AnalogPlot.py
-> RingBuffer.py
-> crc8.py
Arduino:
Teste.cpp (main)
Teste.h
ComSerial.cpp
ComSerial.h
OneWire.cpp
OneWire.h
I appreciate any help.
Arduino.tar.bz2 (10.1 KB)
Animation.tar.bz2 (4.43 KB)
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Thales Alexandre Carvalho Maia
Thales,
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On Wed, Aug 26, 2015 at 6:12 PM, Thales Maia <thalesmaia@…1896…> wrote:
Hello,
I am migrating from octave to python and found matplotlib as an useful and powerful resource.
I played with many animations examples and tried to build my own.
The objective is to build a live plot from data coming from an arduino.
The serial is working perfect (I can receive and plot data without problem).
Unfortunately, when I resize my animation windows, I get curves overlapped.
I must use blit because I have 6 subplots.
Please, check the attached files:
Python:
→ animationR00.py (main)
→ lib/
→ AnalogPlot.py
→ RingBuffer.py
→ crc8.py
Arduino:
Teste.cpp (main)
Teste.h
ComSerial.cpp
ComSerial.h
OneWire.cpp
OneWire.h
I appreciate any help.
Thales Alexandre Carvalho Maia
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