SimpleSerialArduinoscope.pde "error"

[HalleuYah]

Good evening, I am Rinaldy from Indonesia. I was experimenting with arduino atmega 2560 to make an oscilloscope using arduino. When I run code processing, I get an error message "The Function id() does not exist"

as shown in the picture below. Thank you for the help

[soundanalogous]

I'm not sure since you are not providing enough context in that screenshot above. Also, that line of code you are referencing has nothing to do with the Processing Arduino library. However if you provide the full code I may still be able to help if you have not already found the answer elsewhere.

[JoeAndrew]

the same problem `/* This is a basic serial arduinoscope.

(c) 2009 David Konsumer [email protected]

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */

/*

Serial data comes in, in the format

1 23 34 4 5 76 1 23 34 4 5 76 1 23 34 4 5 76 1 23 34 4 5 76

(space seperates pin=data, LF-seperated frame data)

*/

import arduinoscope.; import processing.serial.;

// this example requires controlP5 // http://www.sojamo.de/libraries/controlP5/ import controlP5.*;

// how many scopes, you decide. Oscilloscope[] scopes = new Oscilloscope[6]; Serial port; ControlP5 controlP5;

PFont fontLarge; PFont fontSmall;

int LINE_FEED=10;

int[] vals;

void setup() { size(800, 800, P2D); background(0);

controlP5 = new ControlP5(this);

// set these up under tools/create font, if they are not setup. fontLarge = loadFont("TrebuchetMS-20.vlw"); fontSmall = loadFont("Uni0554-8.vlw");

int[] dimv = new int[2]; dimv[0] = width-130; // 130 margin for text dimv[1] = height/scopes.length;

// setup vals from serial vals = new int[scopes.length];

for (int i=0;i<scopes.length;i++){ int[] posv = new int[2]; posv[0]=0; posv[1]=dimv[1]*i;

// random color, that will look nice and be visible
scopes[i] = new Oscilloscope(this, posv, dimv);
scopes[i].setLine_color(color((int)random(255), (int)random(127)+127, 255));


controlP5.addButton("pause",1,dimv[0]+10,posv[1]+10,32,20).setId(i);
controlP5.addButton("logic",1,dimv[0]+52,posv[1]+10,29,20).setId(i+50);
controlP5.addButton("save",1,dimv[0]+92,posv[1]+10,29,20).setId(i+100);

}

port = new Serial(this, Serial.list()[0], 115200);

// clear and wait for linefeed port.clear(); port.bufferUntil(LINE_FEED); }

void draw() { background(0);

// int[] vals = getTestValuesSquare(); // int[] vals = getTestValuesSin();

for (int i=0;i<scopes.length;i++){ // update and draw scopes

scopes[i].addData(vals[i]);
scopes[i].draw();

// conversion multiplier for voltage
float multiplier = scopes[i].getMultiplier()/scopes[i].getResolution();

// convert arduino vals to voltage
float minval = scopes[i].getMinval() * multiplier;
float maxval = scopes[i].getMaxval() * multiplier;
int[] values = scopes[i].getValues(); 
float pinval =  values[values.length-1] * multiplier;

// add lines
scopes[i].drawBounds();
stroke(255);

int[] pos = scopes[i].getPos();
int[] dim = scopes[i].getDim();

line(0, pos[1], width, pos[1]);

// add labels
fill(255);
textFont(fontLarge);
text(pinval, width-60, pos[1] + dim[1] - 10);

textFont(fontSmall);
text("min: " + minval, dim[0] + 10, pos[1] + 40);
text("max: " + maxval, dim[0] + 10, pos[1] + 48);

fill(scopes[i].getLine_color());
text("pin: " + i, dim[0] + 10,pos[1] + dim[1] - 10);

}

// draw text seperator, based on first scope int[] dim = scopes[0].getDim(); stroke(255); line(dim[0], 0, dim[0], height);

// update buttons controlP5.draw();

}

// handles button clicks void controlEvent(ControlEvent theEvent) { int id = theEvent.controller().id();

// button families are in chunks of 50 to avoid collisions if (id < 50){ scopes[id].setPause(!scopes[id].isPause()); }else if (id < 100){ scopes[id-50].setLogicMode(!scopes[id-50].isLogicMode()); }else if(id < 150){ String fname = "data"+(id-100)+".csv"; scopes[id-100].saveData(fname); println("Saved as "+fname); } }

// handle serial data void serialEvent(Serial p) { String data = p.readStringUntil(LINE_FEED); if (data != null) { // println(data); vals = int(split(data, ' ')); } }

// for test data, you can comment, if not using int d=0; ControlTimer ct = new ControlTimer();

int[] getTestValuesSin(){ int[] vals = new int[scopes.length];

// this is test data if (d==45){ d=0; }

int sval = (int) abs(sin(d*2)*1023.0f); for (int i=0;i<scopes.length;i++){ vals[i]=sval; }

d++;

return vals; }

int oldtime; int time; boolean up=false;

int[] getTestValuesSquare(){ int[] vals = new int[scopes.length];

ct.setSpeedOfTime(25); oldtime=time; time = ct.second();

if (oldtime==time){ up = !up; }

for (int i=0;i<scopes.length;i++){ if (up){ vals[i]=1023; }else{ vals[i]=0; } }

return vals; }` here is the complete code this would be a button press function. Unfortunately, I didn't get it just use it...

[soundanalogous]

Try changing port = new Serial(this, Serial.list()[0], 115200); to port = new Serial(this, Serial.list()[0], 57600);

[JoeAndrew]

Unfortunately not! My port is / dev / ttyUSB0, so I handle: port = new Serial (this, Serial.list () [4], 115200); It works in any other Processing program, but I can't start it... no matter I stay at gtk, it was just an outbreak once enough :)

[soundanalogous]

Does the arduinoscope library use Firmata as a dependency?