Allow defining geometries (including more than 2 color lanes) via Python code #27
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I saw this warning on the terminal...
Before, a weird error would be shown because of the blitter thread destructor running.
It's always the lowest numbered lanes. So now you can at least run the first lane of an Active3 with a standard matrix map
.. with 3 64x64 panels.
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as a part of this, reorganize the code so that the code has package structure, and move the click options handling code into the package as well.
This also adds support for more than 2 color lanes (i.e., 6 lanes in a 3 connector system like the active3). However the C++ coded mappers don't support the additional lanes, so you have to create your own pixel mapper for now.
The new
rainbow_spiral_active3.pydemo drives 3 64x64 matrices using the active3 pinout.