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[Reply #90 on:]

 Hi eried,

 Thanks for all of your work on your IDE! I was trying to work with Arduino IDE 1.0.1 standard version and I ran into the problem of having too many boards! I had added the ATtiny list of boards which is around 15 new boards and I was not able to see all of the board choices because the list does not wrap around or scroll.

 The problem also exists with the sketch list. If you have too many sketches saved you can not see them all unless you go to File>open.

 The example list has the problem after you add too many libraries.  The only way to solve the problem is to remove libraries and remove examples with the libraries.

 Can you make it possible to scroll or wrap around the lists?

I am aware of this issue, but since you can disable libraries here, you can use that as a workaroud, because this hides the examples too. My other approach is to  make combinations of submenus (if scroll is not possible due java limitations, so I need to research a bit... JSwing documentation is crap and it is the first time I use it, and with every second I use it, I love more and more .Net WinForms), what do you think about that?

Quick peek of some new options for next version :


And keycombination for Upload and open serial monitor hehe for the guy who asked this

[Reply #91 on:]

Can you capture the command line when you use your USBAsp in the official Arduino, I can add a workaround in the next version.

I want to add options to easily copy things like "Hex" file path, and other minor stuff to make the experience even better, but I want to keep compatibility with everything you can do or expect from official IDE.

To capture the command line, open task manager, process tab, add the "command line" column to the details. Option 2 use "Process Explorer" and copy the details while you are uploading the files.

Here's the command line form the "official" 1.0.1:

Code:

avrdude -CC:\Arduino\arduino-1.0.1\hardware/tools/avr/etc/avrdude.conf -v -v -v -v -pattiny85 -cusbasp -Pusb -e -Uefuse:w:0xFF:m -Uhfuse:w:0xD7:m -Ulfuse:w:0x62:m

and here it is from ERW1.0.1f:

Code:

avrdude -CC:\Arduino\ArduinoERW1.0.1f\hardware/tools/avr/etc/avrdude.conf -v -v -v -v -pattiny85 -cusbasp -Pusb -e -Uefuse:w:0xFF:m -Uhfuse:w:0xD7:m -Ulfuse:w:0xE2:m

the "fixit" wrapper prompt appears when using ERW1.0.1f, and even when selecting "fix" to continue, seems to cause the upload to fail. But when the command line is applied to a non-wrapper avrdude, it works fine.

This example is for burning a bootloader to an AtTiny85, but the same problem occurs when trying to upload an ordinary sketch via USBAsp. (Notice the fuse settings are slightly different, but that because one was for 8MHz, and the other for 1MHz internal oscillator -- I only realised after I posted.)

[Reply #92 on:]

OK, thanks, easy to solve (skip "wrapper" if -cusbasp -Pusb used)

Will post version 1.0.1H in a couple of days with the fix.

[Reply #93 on:]

OK, thanks, easy to solve (skip "wrapper" if -cusbasp -Pusb used)

Will post version 1.0.1H in a couple of days with the fix.

Excellent! Thanks for this. :-)

Perhaps this might also be a problem with other devices that don't appear as COMxx serial ports? If this was the case, maybe the more general workaround would be to apply the wrapper only if a COM port is actually specified in the avrdude command line? (Just a suggestion.)

[Reply #94 on:]

New version!

Perhaps this might also be a problem with other devices that don't appear as COMxx serial ports? If this was the case, maybe the more general workaround would be to apply the wrapper only if a COM port is actually specified in the avrdude command line? (Just a suggestion.)

Yes, wrapper now acts like a bypass if com port is not defined.

[Reply #95 on:]

 You put in the scroll-er for the sketches, libraries, and the boards!!! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

 I installed a bunch of libraries, looked at my big list of sketches, and put in all my boards.....I can see them all!!! Hoorayyyyyyyy!


Awesome work Eried!

[Reply #96 on:]

I tried to download the IDE but I'm receiving

The connection has timed out
The server at servicios.ried.cl is taking too long to respond.

page. However, I've checked the site and the site seems to be up. I am missing something here, or this the site doesn't load for everybody?

Can someone please direct me to a different hosting service please?

[Reply #97 on:]

I tried to download the IDE but I'm receiving

The connection has timed out
The server at servicios.ried.cl is taking too long to respond.

page. However, I've checked the site and the site seems to be up. I am missing something here, or this the site doesn't load for everybody?

Can someone please direct me to a different hosting service please?

Hi, I don't see any issue when I try, but maybe is because my server is from latin america and I am very near it. Can you try again? Anyone is having issues?

[Reply #98 on:]

I'm having problems as well.

[Reply #99 on:]

I am from Romania, and the page didn't load. I tried to disable antivirus but with no results. Later, I used a proxy IP from America and the site loaded and the download began.

I think somewhere on the route the data is restricted. Please upload on a universal file hosting, so everybody can download the MOD. Thank you.

[Reply #100 on:]

I'm from the USA, and it's not working for me.

...Please upload on a universal file hosting, so everybody can download the MOD. Thank you.

I agree.

[Reply #101 on:]

 On September 29, 2012, it downloaded fine for me in the USA.

[Reply #102 on:]

I've tried it several times (10-20) over the last few days.

Care to upload it to these forums?

[Reply #103 on:]

maybe the great code should be hosted on the arduino download site ?

[Reply #104 on:]

OK I will use mediafire, anyone is not able to download from there?