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Sermon
May 10, 2014
Sermon is a command line serial monitor and transmitter which has several advantages over typical alternatives like screen and the Arduino serial monitor.
- Instead of sending data immediately after each key press, type data first then press enter to send it.
- Send lists of bytes with the
${0x7A, 0x7B, ...}
syntax. - Ability to send the contents of a file to the connected serial device.
- Optionally log all received data to a file.
- Automatically frame or append data to each string before transfer.
Full documentation and source code is available on github
Install
Install python, install pip, then:
$ pip install sermon
If you are on a Mac you can also use homebrew:
$ brew tap dbridges/formula
$ brew install sermon
License
Sermon is released under the GPLv3 license.
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programmingIntroducing Vim Shebang Run
January 11, 2014
A very simple plugin that detects the shebang line of the current file, if it exists the file is executed with the given command. The file does not have to have executable permissions.
Get the source.
:ShebangRun
or map it to something convenient in your .vimrc:
nnoremap <leader>r :ShebangRun <CR>
Installation
The preferred way is to use Vundle.
Bundle 'dbridges/vim-shebang-run'
or pathogen
$ cd ~/.vim/bundle
$ git clone git://github.com/dbridges/vim-shebang-run
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September 15, 2013
Thanks to the work of Mike Fiedler, tlassemble is now on Homebrew. To install:
$ brew install tlassemble
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