DSWifi lib test 0.3

[sgstair]

AWESOME! Great work sgstair. I hope, that you have the time to finish the new lib this weekend, because next week I am at the University again and there are so many access points

 

Just one question: Is it normal that the current test library don't get an IP address associated?

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The current test library doesn't support DHCP to get an IP automaticly - this is coming soon though!

 

In the meantime - Outgoing TCP support has been added! see the first post for more information.

 

-Stephen

[FloFri]

No, i mean also with a static IP. My router tells me, that the DS is connected but has no IP.

 

(P.s.: Seems, that you are getting faster with every release )

Edited March 15, 2006 by FloFri

[sgstair]

No, i mean also with a static IP. My router tells me, that the DS is connected but has no IP.

 

(P.s.: Seems, that you are getting faster with every release )

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if you don't connect via DHCP, the router may not know the DS's IP - this is ok though, it's not necessary.

 

-Stephen

[FloFri]

Good to know

Thank you.

 

By the way: is it possible to implement the backspace-button in the TCP-test, because without it it is nearly impossible to write a mail or even a correct http-request

Edited March 15, 2006 by FloFri

[QazzaQY2K]

THat is so kewl.. i just got the Source from http://www.google.com:80

 

there is so gona be a webbrowser out in no time with this now your work is so kewl.. keep up the good work Stephen

[davos1]

OMG!!! This is the best thing that came out on the nds so far!! I cant wait for a web browser (in like, a week??).

[Nushio]

I tried connecting to google (and it seems I did), however I cant type "HTTP request"...

 

What am I supposed to do after giving the URL? I pressed CR several times, and when clicking on the Status, I see a whole bunch of Fs (more than I've ever gotten in all exams), then 2 lines with info

 

Here's what I did

 

I clicked on Tap to connect, automatically it typed google.com:80, so I pressed Ok, afterwards I have a black screen on top and TCP Conect test at the bottom

 

If I press CR, nothing happens.

 

I cant change text where it says google.com, if I press status, I see the Fs and a load of Hex numbers.

 

Do I remove local echo? Do I enable?

 

Help, I'm lost

 

 

Edit: Nevermind, I got it!

 

It really NEEDS backspace though

Edited March 15, 2006 by Nushio

[sgstair]

Heheee, I can type it perfectly with no trouble - maybe my calibration is more accurate or something.

 

However, I will be adding a "string" input to allow easier sending of a single line like that, probably in the next version.

 

-Stephen

[Chugworth]

Well great work, Stephen. There are still a few problems with it displaying the text. I have been messing with it for a while now and only got it to display Google's html one time. But it's nice to see this progressing. I can think of all sorts of interesting uses for this.

 

About the keyboard problem, it's weird because I have not seen any homebrew application that can work with the touchscreen as accurately as the official DS games can. I mean, if I just start tapping the letter "g" on the touchscreen, I get something like this:

 

"ggghgggghhgggnggggg"

 

It's a real pain while you're typing. Nintendo's keyboard doesn't have that problem.

[Nushio]

Well great work, Stephen.  There are still a few problems with it displaying the text.  I have been messing with it for a while now and only got it to display Google's html one time.  But it's nice to see this progressing.  I can think of all sorts of interesting uses for this.

 

About the keyboard problem, it's weird because I have not seen any homebrew application that can work with the touchscreen as accurately as the official DS games can.  I mean, if I just start tapping the letter "g" on the touchscreen, I get something like this:

 

"ggghgggghhgggnggggg"

 

It's a real pain while you're typing.  Nintendo's keyboard doesn't have that problem.

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I really like the keyboard used in DS2Win, the PA_Lib keyboard, it even lights up before releasing the key, so you know which key you are pressing.

 

However, one of the features I really LOVE about your apps Stephen, is the fact that if I type 3, I can press up or down to make it 2 or 4. If I type B, i can select other letters, which is a real plus.

[fischju]

the ac:ww keyboard is great because the qwerty goes screen to screen, as long as those are in their spots the other buttons can be wherever

[sgstair]

The wifi lib test has been updated again! lots of new stuff! See the first post in the thread for current details

 

-Stephen