hi, i am trying to create a graphic display for my project, however i am not sure of what program to use.
basically, i have to connect my rpi to a hdmi display to show my condition's outcome based on my sensor readings for room occupancy.
i did android studio for awhile previously and i've checked online but reading my sensor's values from my rpi and linking it to android studio seems a little too difficult for me, is there any other method to recommend?
i heard that python has a graphic programming, may i know is there any helpful websites or videos to look at?
i kind of want the display to look like that:
Re: recommendations for graphic programming in rpi?
sam18 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 06, 2020 3:11 pmhi, i am trying to create a graphic display for my project, however i am not sure of what program to use.
basically, i have to connect my rpi to a hdmi display to show my condition's outcome based on my sensor readings for room occupancy.
i did android studio for awhile previously and i've checked online but reading my sensor's values from my rpi and linking it to android studio seems a little too difficult for me, is there any other method to recommend?
i heard that python has a graphic programming, may i know is there any helpful websites or videos to look at?
i kind of want the display to look like that:
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i heard that python has a graphic programming, may i know is there any helpful websites or videos to look at?
A couple of options. (There are many more... )
guizero https://lawsie.github.io/guizero/
pysimplegui https://github.com/PySimpleGUI/PySimple ... /readme.md
Re: recommendations for graphic programming in rpi?
pygame is another
Re: recommendations for graphic programming in rpi?
Have a look at YAD and others mentioned in this post https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/vie ... 1&t=267834
and is that pressure sensor code working now?
and is that pressure sensor code working now?
Re: recommendations for graphic programming in rpi?
okay, thank you. i will try it out!
i have updated my code, but there is a slight problem, i've posted it on my another post!neilgl wrote: and is that pressure sensor code working now?
Re: recommendations for graphic programming in rpi?
is there a way for the display to loop? as i am reading from sensors that are continuously getting new readings, the display only reads my reading once and display the results once, i have to close and run again for the next reading
Re: recommendations for graphic programming in rpi?
Not sure what you have coded it in now, but for python with tkinter you can use a timer to regularly update the display.