I am slowly getting my head around what you guys have achieved :). Looks great!.Is there any way for it to integrate with windows API's like say a comport driver or USB drivers and dll files?
Brian Hamilton via a XMLHTTPRequest you could retrieve files. Access to web sockets should be possible. There are not yet Pascal wrappers around this at this time, but technically you can interface to existing Javascript code that deals with this. Eventually, we want to make this kind of functionality also available as Pascal components.
I am slowly getting my head around what you guys have achieved :). Looks great!.Is there any way for it to integrate with windows API's like say a comport driver or USB drivers and dll files?
ReplyDeleteIn theory, because this runs in a browser, it could also run on a raspberry pi?
ReplyDeleteBrian Hamilton not only in theory ;) in practice too
ReplyDeleteBrian Hamilton afaik a browser has no access to serial ports, Google Chrome has a Bluetooth API though that we are researching to take advantage of
ReplyDeletewhat about reading in say a text file (i.e as a raw data source from another program)..also what about web sockets or UDP ? :)
ReplyDeleteBrian Hamilton via a XMLHTTPRequest you could retrieve files. Access to web sockets should be possible. There are not yet Pascal wrappers around this at this time, but technically you can interface to existing Javascript code that deals with this. Eventually, we want to make this kind of functionality also available as Pascal components.
ReplyDeletesounds great, just being able to read in a data file means its a good way to display data
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