Nicely done !
( special mention to the "keys" used to link a code to text to be displayed on the LCD ;) )
Also, it makes me realize really gotta try Espruino on the ESP8266 NodeMCU board ^^
( I'll see if I can do so later today , & try your code as well ;) )
This being said, do you have any experience with the Apple Dock connector ?
Thinking about the way you handled the "keys", we could print the received IR code key first, and then the answer from the Dock Tx/Rx stuff
Also, thinking about some older code for keypad matrices, It could be nice to map "long button presses" on the IR remote to different codes to be sent from the dock connector ( allowing to control most of the dock's available stuff with our std remotes :p )
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Nicely done !
( special mention to the "keys" used to link a code to text to be displayed on the LCD ;) )
Also, it makes me realize really gotta try Espruino on the ESP8266 NodeMCU board ^^
( I'll see if I can do so later today , & try your code as well ;) )
This being said, do you have any experience with the Apple Dock connector ?
Thinking about the way you handled the "keys", we could print the received IR code key first, and then the answer from the Dock Tx/Rx stuff
Also, thinking about some older code for keypad matrices, It could be nice to map "long button presses" on the IR remote to different codes to be sent from the dock connector ( allowing to control most of the dock's available stuff with our std remotes :p )
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