Welcome to the test wiki! This is a test to see what form would work best for our documentation. The goal here is to capture all the information to create a good engineering design file.
Created by Joe Dvorak, BAE 305 Team, Others
This project doesn't do anything. I'm just seeing how the formatting works. It seems okay, but we will see. It allows code input and links to videos. After some experiments, it should work perfect for the class. How does it compare to GitHub Pages?
- Arduino Uno
- CAN SPI Click
- Kubota Engine
Here we describe the work we did to get our outcome. Images?
How did it work? Did we achieve our goals? Do you have hints for others?
Jekyll does not give us the syntax highlighting that exists in the readme file on the page site.
Here is a chuck of code:
eng_RPM++;
nSrcAddr = j1939.GetSourceAddress();
msgShort[3]=eng_RPM&0xFF;
msgShort[4]=(eng_RPM>>8)&0xFF;
j1939.Transmit(6, 59999, nSrcAddr, 0x43, msgShort, 5);
j1939.Transmit(6, 0xFEEE, nSrcAddr, 0x11, msgShort, 8);
j1939.Transmit(6, 0xF004, nSrcAddr, 0x11, msgShort, 8);
//j1939.Transmit(6, 0xEA43, nSrcAddr, 0x43, msgShort, 8);
nCounter = 0;
More code:
eng_RPM++;
nSrcAddr = j1939.GetSourceAddress();
msgShort[3]=eng_RPM&0xFF;
msgShort[4]=(eng_RPM>>8)&0xFF;
j1939.Transmit(6, 59999, nSrcAddr, 0x43, msgShort, 5);
j1939.Transmit(6, 0xFEEE, nSrcAddr, 0x11, msgShort, 8);
j1939.Transmit(6, 0xF004, nSrcAddr, 0x11, msgShort, 8);
//j1939.Transmit(6, 0xEA43, nSrcAddr, 0x43, msgShort, 8);
nCounter = 0;# Ruby code with syntax highlighting
GitHubPages::Dependencies.gems.each do |gem, version|
s.add_dependency(gem, "= #{version}")
end# Ruby code with syntax highlighting
GitHubPages::Dependencies.gems.each do |gem, version|
s.add_dependency(gem, "= #{version}")
endPoint to the code embedded within this project! Yea! No more PDFs of code! Final Schematics and Design files listed here!