Minimal Windows setup #238
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| println(it.systemPortName) | ||
| true | ||
| // return the first serial comm device, can't find it by descriptive name | ||
| // it.descriptivePortName.contains("Badger") |
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I feel that this doesn't filter anything. Maybe it's a leftover debug statement?
Please remove the comments and don't print something, it feels more noisy then we need.
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this is mostly reason why this is still draft, the device is not called Badger on Windows
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Updated it with the best possible identifier I could find
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| os.startsWith("Windows") -> { | ||
| val windowsMain by getting { | ||
| dependencies { | ||
| implementation(libs.jSerialComm) | ||
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| sourceSets { | ||
| dependsOn(sourceSets.getAt("jvmMain")) | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
| import de.berlindroid.zekompanion.BADGE_HEIGHT | ||
| import de.berlindroid.zekompanion.BADGE_WIDTH |
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I'm not sure if that change is needed though. Shouldn't it be included already?
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Dunno, refused to build without
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What do you mean with the output being grainy? Can you upload an example? (It could just be a side effect from the dithering...) |
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This is the result image. Of course there's dithering involved, but the text should render better. Also the scale is off |
Summary
Allows to run desktop app on Windows
How It Was Tested
manually