make class magic work for badge class

[phyushin]

1. -write class def-
2. plumb it in
3. ????
4. [not] profit

Hi phyushin - I noticed your project on Hacktoberfest and would like to help out, if you don't mind.

What are you trying to do with this project? I don't have one of the hackspace badges that this project is made for. Can I purchase one somewhere? It looks fairly straightforward: 2 buttons, 2 leds and 30 leds in a matrix.

Michael

[phyushin]

It's actually just an arduino nano atm but the idea is a badge has an a red
and a blue led representing the red and blue pills once a button is pressed
it saves that a choice has been made to the eprom and a green led shows the
free minds array is to store the ids of other badges you 'meet' as all the
badges will have an ir transceiver and ir ir diode that broadcasts the
badges I'd if free mind is set (red pill is selected) it's been quite a few
years since I've done any c++ though and I'm trying to figure out how to
construct the class properly so that badge init will pull the data off the
eeprom and badge save will write to it in a specific place if that makes
sense

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Hi phyushin - I noticed your project on Hacktoberfest and would like to
help out, if you don't mind.

What are you trying to do with this project? I don't have one of the
hackspace badges that this project is made for. Can I purchase one
somewhere? It looks fairly straightforward: 2 buttons, 2 leds and 30 leds
in a matrix.

Michael

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The badge doesn't exist yet either I'm working out the circuit as I go on a
bread board and will be getting them fabbed once I've got a circuit I like

On Wed, 28 Sep 2016 08:21 Paul Williams, phyushin@gmail.com wrote:

It's actually just an arduino nano atm but the idea is a badge has an a
red and a blue led representing the red and blue pills once a button is
pressed it saves that a choice has been made to the eprom and a green led
shows the free minds array is to store the ids of other badges you 'meet'
as all the badges will have an ir transceiver and ir ir diode that
broadcasts the badges I'd if free mind is set (red pill is selected) it's
been quite a few years since I've done any c++ though and I'm trying to
figure out how to construct the class properly so that badge init will pull
the data off the eeprom and badge save will write to it in a specific
place if that makes sense

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notifications@github.com> wrote:

Hi phyushin - I noticed your project on Hacktoberfest and would like to
help out, if you don't mind.

What are you trying to do with this project? I don't have one of the
hackspace badges that this project is made for. Can I purchase one
somewhere? It looks fairly straightforward: 2 buttons, 2 leds and 30 leds
in a matrix.

Michael

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Hi Paul,

I don't have an arduino nano on hand, but I was considering ordering a 328
pro mini from SparkFun so I can help out with your project - if you want
help :). Looks like the available pins are the same, but the pin layout is
slightly different.

I'm willing to help out if you are looking for someone. I can jump in and
help out with the architecture and c/c++ implementation if you're ready.

What is your total board cost target and how many of these boards are you
planning to make?

Thanks,

Michael

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The badge doesn't exist yet either I'm working out the circuit as I go on a
bread board and will be getting them fabbed once I've got a circuit I like

On Wed, 28 Sep 2016 08:21 Paul Williams, phyushin@gmail.com wrote:

It's actually just an arduino nano atm but the idea is a badge has an a
red and a blue led representing the red and blue pills once a button is
pressed it saves that a choice has been made to the eprom and a green led
shows the free minds array is to store the ids of other badges you 'meet'
as all the badges will have an ir transceiver and ir ir diode that
broadcasts the badges I'd if free mind is set (red pill is selected) it's
been quite a few years since I've done any c++ though and I'm trying to
figure out how to construct the class properly so that badge init will
pull
the data off the eeprom and badge save will write to it in a specific
place if that makes sense

On Tue, 27 Sep 2016 22:08 Michael Wilkerson-Barker, <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

Hi phyushin - I noticed your project on Hacktoberfest and would like to
help out, if you don't mind.

What are you trying to do with this project? I don't have one of the
hackspace badges that this project is made for. Can I purchase one
somewhere? It looks fairly straightforward: 2 buttons, 2 leds and 30
leds
in a matrix.

Michael

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I'm not sure yet - i want to get a working prototype first - and if you're getting a board to help with this project there's some cheap Chinese arduino clones on eBay that should be sufficient [im using a clone ATM but only because that's all i had to hand]
the badges are more of a tie in to a movie night we're going to be doing in a few weeks - i saw some videos on line of electronic badges from Defcon and other places like that and thought "i think I'll have a go at that :)"
I'm currently finding i don't really know a lot of c++ (briefly did some for my computing degree but that was SOME TIME ago ;))

my basic idea was to have a super class "badge" with things that all badges should be and then inherit specifics in a Matrix_Badge : Badge class
once

[phyushin]

also once I'm happy with the layout of the board I'll put it in the repo too so anyone who wants to fab their own can do :)

Hey Paul,

I just committed some code for you to check out - I used the PlatformIO IDE
(which works great, by the way) for building the Arduino code. Since I
don't have a board, I haven't tested it on actual hardware, but it builds
successfully.

There is a new pull request with this code. Take a look and let me know
what you think...

BTW - my email is mwilke01@gmail.com

Thanks!

Michael

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also once I'm happy with the layout of the board I'll put it in the repo
too so anyone who wants to fab their own can do :)

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i've had a look and merged it in :)