The best pre-Black Friday 4K TV deals in the UK this week
by Joseph GreenAmazon has just dropped its "Countdown to Black Friday Sale" with deals on absolutely everything, including 4K TVs.
You can save on a bunch of different models from top brands like Samsung, LG, Sony Bravia, Hisense, and Panasonic. There might be more deals to come, but you could save yourself a whole lot of time and money by shopping now.
We have taken the time trawl through this sale to bring you the very best of these deals, so you can get exactly what you want at a low price. We're nice like that.
These are the best 4K TV deals from Amazon's "Countdown to Black Friday Sale".
40 inches and up
- LG 43-inch UHD 4K HDR Smart LED TV — £333.99 (list price £599.99)
- Samsung 43-inch Smart 4K Ultra HD TV with HDR — £377 (list price £449)
- Sony Bravia 43-inch LED 4K HDR Ultra HD TV — £539 (list price £799)
- Hisense 43-inch 4K UHD HDR Smart TV — £299 (list price £449)
50 inches and up
- Philips 50-inch 4K UHD HDR Smart TV — £399 (list price £550)
- Hisense 50-inch 4K UHD HDR Smart TV — £299 (list price £449)
- Panasonic 55-inch 4K Ultra HD HDR Smart TV — £399 (list price £599)
- Sony Bravia 55-inch LED 4K HDR Ultra HD TV — £679 (list price £1,099)
- Samsung 50-inch Dynamic HDR Smart 4K TV — £459 (list price £629)
60 inches and up
- LG 65-inch UHD 4K HDR Premium Smart LED TV — £679 (list price £2,199.99)
- Samsung 65-inch RU7100 HDR Smart 4K TV — £594 (list price £929.99)
- Hisense 65-inch 4K UHD HDR Smart ULED TV — £699 (list price £999)
- Sony Bravia 65-inch LED 4K HDR UHD Smart TV — £899 (list price £1,199)
- Panasonic 65-inch LED 4K Ultra HD HDR Smart TV — £979 (list price £1,499.99)
70 inches and up
- LG 70-inch UHD 4K HDR Smart LED TV — £764.10 (list price £1,099.99)
- Hisense 75-inch 4K UHD HDR Smart TV — £999 (list price £1,699.99)
- Samsung 82-inch 4K Ultra HD Certified HDR TV — £2,699 (list price £3,999.99)


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A few observations...
Most retweeted & favorited tweets:
Clinton: "Delete your account." [618,368 favorites; 481,099 retweets]
Trump: "How long did it take your staff of 823 people to think that up--and where are your 33,000 emails that you deleted?" [285,060 favorites; 171,296 retweets]
Do direct insults and negative remarks increase likes and retweets?
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Differences in favorite and retweet counts are both statistically significant (6.1E-23, 1.2E-18). There is a statistically measureable gain in favorites and retweets for Donald Trump when a tweet directly comments on Hillary Clinton
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Differences in favorite and retweet counts are both NOT statistically significant (0.208, 0.182). In general, it does not pay off for Hillary Clinton to directly address Donald Trump


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Trump Says He Would Like to See Johnson and Farage United, Claims 'They are Both Friends of His'
Trump's words came amid the ongoing political turmoil in the United Kingdom over the departure from the European Union and ahead of the upcoming snap general election on 12 December.
US President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House on Sunday that he would like British PM Boris Johnson and Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage to unite when asked which leader he supported.
"I like 'em both. Look, I think Boris is the right man for the times... He's a great gentleman. He's a wonderful guy... What I'd like to see is for Nigel and Boris to come together. I think that's a possibility", the President said.
Trump has repeated his call for the two British politicians to come together, as a few days ago he also suggested Johnson and Farage should team up, insisting that the two men could be "an unstoppable force".
Earlier in October, the US president said that the United Kingdom's trade with the United States could be substantially stronger following Brexit.
On 12 December Britain holds its first winter general vote since 1923. Nigel Farage said he was not going to run in the election and would like to instead concentrate on his campaign against Johnson's plan for Brexit.


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Spurs have been planning Mourinho appointment 'for some time now,' says McCoist
Tottenham will have been planning to hire Jose Mourinho as manager ‘for some time now’ believes former Scotland striker Ally McCoist.
Mourinho confirmed the appointment of the former Manchester United and Chelsea manager on Wednesday morning, after Mauricio Pochettino was sacked on Tuesday night.
The rapid turnaround makes McCoist believe that Mourinho had been waiting in the wings for a while before taking over at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
‘It’s one of these that you’re half of expecting it but still reasonably shocked and surprised when it happens,’ McCoist told talkSPORT.
‘Obviously they’ve had this plan for some time now, you don’t just sack somebody and appoint somebody within 24 hours if you’ve not got a plan.’
The Rangers legend is a big fan of the Portuguese manager but noted that he would bring a completely different approach to his predecessor at Spurs, which could ruffle feathers in north London.
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‘I’m interested in the contrasting styles of both managers,’ McCoist continued. ‘There’s one thing with Mourinho, he’s an absolute winner, I love him.
‘It’ll be interesting to see how the players handle it because, make no mistake about it, they are completely different characters, Pochettino and Mourinho.
‘One thing Spurs supporters will know they are getting is a man with a ruthless streak that wins things, he did it at United as well.
‘He went on record and said one of his biggest achievements was at United, finishing second, which raised a few eyebrows, but you look back now and it makes a lot of sense.’
TalkSPORT host Alan Brazil noted believes that Mourinho may well have a more settled time at Spurs than at Manchester United, due to already having a home in London and loving the city.
‘He loves London, by the way,’ said Brazil. ‘Nothing wrong with Manchester, but he was away from his family, London is his home.’


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by EndPlaySOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. (AP) - Students and faculty at the University of Rhode Island are upset that the school hasn't changed more bathroom signs to be gender neutral.
The Providence Journal reports more than 20 students, faculty and staff demonstrated in the university quad Thursday.
The school agreed in 2013 to post gender-neutral signs at single-person restrooms around campus.
Abigail Rider, vice president for administration and finances, says the school has changed the signs on 14 bathrooms on campus.
Rider told demonstrators she's not sure what has caused the administration's delays but "there is no institutional resistance to this initiative."
The school sent a campus-wide email shortly before the demonstration saying that 200 signs would be placed around camps by the end of the current academic year.


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Gabor Szokoli
szokoli at ps.uni-sb.de
Thu Nov 20 12:08:14 CET 2003
It could have been something wrong on my end, but I did not receive the
messages from the gecode list for a week.
Without feedback, I got carried away.
Christian Schulte wrote:
>I just updated from CVS and noticed that the modifications by Gabor broke
>the system badly (you forgot a method for Distinct::dom but still compiled
>as Dom is a subclass of Bnd so onlt Bnd propgators were created) as well as
>somethings were nonsensical. Things are delicate with distinct, if you don't
>know what purposes some flags serve, please don't touh it at all!
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>I have fixed it but I think that the approach that I have to fix every
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| Physics & | Shatter (PhysicsBody body, Vector2 position, float force) |
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uBit.serial¶
Overview¶
Serial communication provides a simple way to exchange a series of bytes between one computer and another. The runtime's implementation of serial is general purpose and supports a number of different modes. It has a circular buffer for both the reception and transmission of data, and provides notifications to the user through the MessageBus.
By default, the baud rate for MicroBitSerial is 115200
and has very little overhead up until
it is used to send()
or read()
, at which point buffers are allocated in order
to accommodate incoming or outgoing data.
MicroBitSerial inherits from mbeds' RawSerial
class, which exposes a lightweight version of printf()
and incurs minimal overhead
as MicroBitSerial's buffers will not be allocated.
The MicroBitSerial class supports multithreaded operation, ensuring that only one fiber can access the Serial port at a time.
The USB interface on the micro:bit is the KL26Z.
Note
On Mac OSX and Linux Serial communication works out of the box, however on Windows an additional driver is required.
Warning
The baud rate is shared across all instances of MicroBitSerial (this is enforced in hardware).
Serial modes¶
There are three modes of operation for all send()
or read()
calls:
ASYNC
- Returns immediately after fetching any available data for a given callSYNC_SPINWAIT
- Synchronously access the serial port until the selected operation is complete. This mode will lock up the processor, and isn't recommended if multiple fibers are in use.SYNC_SLEEP
- Blocks the current fiber until the selected operation is complete. This mode cooperates with the Fiber scheduler, and should be used in a multi-fiber program.
Serial debug¶
In MicroBitConfig.h, the configuration option MICROBIT_DEBUG
can be used to activate serial debugging
for many of the components in the runtime.
Message Bus ID¶
| Constant | Value |
|---|---|
| MICROBIT_ID_SERIAL | 32 |
Message Bus Events¶
| Constant | Value |
|---|---|
| MICROBIT_SERIAL_EVT_DELIM_MATCH | 1 |
| MICROBIT_SERIAL_EVT_HEAD_MATCH | 2 |
| MICROBIT_SERIAL_EVT_RX_FULL | 3 |
Notify Events¶
These events use the notification channel MICROBIT_ID_NOTIFY
, which provides
general purpose synchronisation.
| Constant | Value |
|---|---|
| MICROBIT_SERIAL_EVT_TX_EMPTY | 2 |
API¶
Constructor¶
MicroBitSerial( PinName tx, PinName rx)¶
Description¶
Constructor. Create an instance of MicroBitSerial
Parameters¶
PinNametx - the Pin to be used for transmissionPinNamerx - the Pin to be used for receiving data
Example¶
MicroBitSerial serial(USBTX, USBRX);
Note
the default baud rate is 115200. More API details can be found: -https://github.com/mbedmicro/mbed/blob/master/libraries/mbed/api/SerialBase.h -https://github.com/mbedmicro/mbed/blob/master/libraries/mbed/api/RawSerial.h
MicroBitSerial( PinName tx, PinName rx, uint8_t rxBufferSize)¶
Description¶
Constructor. Create an instance of MicroBitSerial
Parameters¶
PinNametx - the Pin to be used for transmissionPinNamerx - the Pin to be used for receiving datauint8_trxBufferSize - the size of the buffer to be used for receiving bytes
Example¶
MicroBitSerial serial(USBTX, USBRX);
Note
the default baud rate is 115200. More API details can be found: -https://github.com/mbedmicro/mbed/blob/master/libraries/mbed/api/SerialBase.h -https://github.com/mbedmicro/mbed/blob/master/libraries/mbed/api/RawSerial.h
MicroBitSerial( PinName tx, PinName rx, uint8_t rxBufferSize, uint8_t txBufferSize)¶
Description¶
Constructor. Create an instance of MicroBitSerial
Parameters¶
PinNametx - the Pin to be used for transmissionPinNamerx - the Pin to be used for receiving datauint8_trxBufferSize - the size of the buffer to be used for receiving bytesuint8_ttxBufferSize - the size of the buffer to be used for transmitting bytes
Example¶
MicroBitSerial serial(USBTX, USBRX);
Note
the default baud rate is 115200. More API details can be found: -https://github.com/mbedmicro/mbed/blob/master/libraries/mbed/api/SerialBase.h -https://github.com/mbedmicro/mbed/blob/master/libraries/mbed/api/RawSerial.h
sendChar¶
int sendChar( char c)¶
Description¶
Sends a single character over the serial line.
c
the character to send
mode
the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - the character is copied into the txBuff and returns immediately.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - the character is copied into the txBuff and this method will spin (lock up the processor) until the character has been sent.
SYNC_SLEEP - the character is copied into the txBuff and the fiber sleeps until the character has been sent. This allows other fibers to continue execution.
Defaults to SYNC_SLEEP.
Parameters¶
charc - the character to send
Returns¶
the number of bytes written, or MICROBIT_SERIAL_IN_USE if another fiber is using the serial instance for transmission.
int sendChar( char c, MicroBitSerialMode mode)¶
Description¶
Sends a single character over the serial line.
c
the character to send
mode
the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - the character is copied into the txBuff and returns immediately.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - the character is copied into the txBuff and this method will spin (lock up the processor) until the character has been sent.
SYNC_SLEEP - the character is copied into the txBuff and the fiber sleeps until the character has been sent. This allows other fibers to continue execution.
Defaults to SYNC_SLEEP.
Parameters¶
charc - the character to sendMicroBitSerialModemode - the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - the character is copied into the txBuff and returns immediately.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - the character is copied into the txBuff and this method will spin (lock up the processor) until the character has been sent.
SYNC_SLEEP - the character is copied into the txBuff and the fiber sleeps until the character has been sent. This allows other fibers to continue execution.
Returns¶
the number of bytes written, or MICROBIT_SERIAL_IN_USE if another fiber is using the serial instance for transmission.
send¶
int send( ManagedString s)¶
Description¶
Sends a ManagedString over the serial line.
s
the string to send
mode
the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - bytes are copied into the txBuff and returns immediately.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - bytes are copied into the txBuff and this method will spin (lock up the processor) until all bytes have been sent.
SYNC_SLEEP - bytes are copied into the txBuff and the fiber sleeps until all bytes have been sent. This allows other fibers to continue execution.
Defaults to SYNC_SLEEP.
Parameters¶
ManagedStrings - the string to send
Returns¶
the number of bytes written, MICROBIT_SERIAL_IN_USE if another fiber is using the serial instance for transmission, MICROBIT_INVALID_PARAMETER if buffer is invalid, or the given bufferLen is <= 0.
int send( ManagedString s, MicroBitSerialMode mode)¶
Description¶
Sends a ManagedString over the serial line.
s
the string to send
mode
the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - bytes are copied into the txBuff and returns immediately.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - bytes are copied into the txBuff and this method will spin (lock up the processor) until all bytes have been sent.
SYNC_SLEEP - bytes are copied into the txBuff and the fiber sleeps until all bytes have been sent. This allows other fibers to continue execution.
Defaults to SYNC_SLEEP.
Parameters¶
ManagedStrings - the string to sendMicroBitSerialModemode - the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - bytes are copied into the txBuff and returns immediately.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - bytes are copied into the txBuff and this method will spin (lock up the processor) until all bytes have been sent.
SYNC_SLEEP - bytes are copied into the txBuff and the fiber sleeps until all bytes have been sent. This allows other fibers to continue execution.
Returns¶
the number of bytes written, MICROBIT_SERIAL_IN_USE if another fiber is using the serial instance for transmission, MICROBIT_INVALID_PARAMETER if buffer is invalid, or the given bufferLen is <= 0.
int send( uint8_t * buffer, int bufferLen)¶
Description¶
Sends a buffer of known length over the serial line.
buffer
a pointer to the first character of the buffer
len
the number of bytes that are safely available to read.
mode
the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - bytes are copied into the txBuff and returns immediately.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - bytes are copied into the txBuff and this method will spin (lock up the processor) until all bytes have been sent.
SYNC_SLEEP - bytes are copied into the txBuff and the fiber sleeps until all bytes have been sent. This allows other fibers to continue execution.
Defaults to SYNC_SLEEP.
Parameters¶
uint8_t *buffer - a pointer to the first character of the bufferintbufferLen - a pointer to the first character of the buffer
Returns¶
the number of bytes written, MICROBIT_SERIAL_IN_USE if another fiber is using the serial instance for transmission, MICROBIT_INVALID_PARAMETER if buffer is invalid, or the given bufferLen is <= 0.
int send( uint8_t * buffer, int bufferLen, MicroBitSerialMode mode)¶
Description¶
Sends a buffer of known length over the serial line.
buffer
a pointer to the first character of the buffer
len
the number of bytes that are safely available to read.
mode
the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - bytes are copied into the txBuff and returns immediately.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - bytes are copied into the txBuff and this method will spin (lock up the processor) until all bytes have been sent.
SYNC_SLEEP - bytes are copied into the txBuff and the fiber sleeps until all bytes have been sent. This allows other fibers to continue execution.
Defaults to SYNC_SLEEP.
Parameters¶
uint8_t *buffer - a pointer to the first character of the bufferintbufferLen - a pointer to the first character of the bufferMicroBitSerialModemode - the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - bytes are copied into the txBuff and returns immediately.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - bytes are copied into the txBuff and this method will spin (lock up the processor) until all bytes have been sent.
SYNC_SLEEP - bytes are copied into the txBuff and the fiber sleeps until all bytes have been sent. This allows other fibers to continue execution.
Returns¶
the number of bytes written, MICROBIT_SERIAL_IN_USE if another fiber is using the serial instance for transmission, MICROBIT_INVALID_PARAMETER if buffer is invalid, or the given bufferLen is <= 0.
read¶
int read()¶
Description¶
Reads a single character from the rxBuff
mode
the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - A character is read from the rxBuff if available, if there are no characters to be read, a value of MICROBIT_NO_DATA is returned immediately.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - A character is read from the rxBuff if available, if there are no characters to be read, this method will spin (lock up the processor) until a character is available.
SYNC_SLEEP - A character is read from the rxBuff if available, if there are no characters to be read, the calling fiber sleeps until there is a character available.
Defaults to SYNC_SLEEP.
Returns¶
a character, MICROBIT_SERIAL_IN_USE if another fiber is using the serial instance for reception, MICROBIT_NO_RESOURCES if buffer allocation did not complete successfully, or MICROBIT_NO_DATA if the rx buffer is empty and the mode given is ASYNC.
int read( MicroBitSerialMode mode)¶
Description¶
Reads a single character from the rxBuff
mode
the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - A character is read from the rxBuff if available, if there are no characters to be read, a value of MICROBIT_NO_DATA is returned immediately.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - A character is read from the rxBuff if available, if there are no characters to be read, this method will spin (lock up the processor) until a character is available.
SYNC_SLEEP - A character is read from the rxBuff if available, if there are no characters to be read, the calling fiber sleeps until there is a character available.
Defaults to SYNC_SLEEP.
Parameters¶
MicroBitSerialModemode - the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - A character is read from the rxBuff if available, if there are no characters to be read, a value of MICROBIT_NO_DATA is returned immediately.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - A character is read from the rxBuff if available, if there are no characters to be read, this method will spin (lock up the processor) until a character is available.
SYNC_SLEEP - A character is read from the rxBuff if available, if there are no characters to be read, the calling fiber sleeps until there is a character available.
Returns¶
a character, MICROBIT_SERIAL_IN_USE if another fiber is using the serial instance for reception, MICROBIT_NO_RESOURCES if buffer allocation did not complete successfully, or MICROBIT_NO_DATA if the rx buffer is empty and the mode given is ASYNC.
ManagedString read( int size)¶
Description¶
Reads multiple characters from the rxBuff and returns them as a ManagedString
size
the number of characters to read.
mode
the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - If the desired number of characters are available, this will return a ManagedString with the expected size. Otherwise, it will read however many characters there are available.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - If the desired number of characters are available, this will return a ManagedString with the expected size. Otherwise, this method will spin (lock up the processor) until the desired number of characters have been read.
SYNC_SLEEP - If the desired number of characters are available, this will return a ManagedString with the expected size. Otherwise, the calling fiber sleeps until the desired number of characters have been read.
Defaults to SYNC_SLEEP.
Parameters¶
intsize - the number of characters to read.
Returns¶
A ManagedString , or an empty ManagedString if an error was encountered during the read.
ManagedString read( int size, MicroBitSerialMode mode)¶
Description¶
Reads multiple characters from the rxBuff and returns them as a ManagedString
size
the number of characters to read.
mode
the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - If the desired number of characters are available, this will return a ManagedString with the expected size. Otherwise, it will read however many characters there are available.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - If the desired number of characters are available, this will return a ManagedString with the expected size. Otherwise, this method will spin (lock up the processor) until the desired number of characters have been read.
SYNC_SLEEP - If the desired number of characters are available, this will return a ManagedString with the expected size. Otherwise, the calling fiber sleeps until the desired number of characters have been read.
Defaults to SYNC_SLEEP.
Parameters¶
intsize - the number of characters to read.MicroBitSerialModemode - the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - If the desired number of characters are available, this will return a ManagedString with the expected size. Otherwise, it will read however many characters there are available.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - If the desired number of characters are available, this will return a ManagedString with the expected size. Otherwise, this method will spin (lock up the processor) until the desired number of characters have been read.
SYNC_SLEEP - If the desired number of characters are available, this will return a ManagedString with the expected size. Otherwise, the calling fiber sleeps until the desired number of characters have been read.
Returns¶
A ManagedString , or an empty ManagedString if an error was encountered during the read.
int read( uint8_t * buffer, int bufferLen)¶
Description¶
Reads multiple characters from the rxBuff and fills a user buffer.
buffer
a pointer to a user allocated buffer.
bufferLen
the amount of data that can be safely stored
mode
the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - If the desired number of characters are available, this will fill the given buffer. Otherwise, it will fill the buffer with however many characters there are available.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - If the desired number of characters are available, this will fill the given buffer. Otherwise, this method will spin (lock up the processor) and fill the buffer until the desired number of characters have been read.
SYNC_SLEEP - If the desired number of characters are available, this will fill the given buffer. Otherwise, the calling fiber sleeps until the desired number of characters have been read.
Defaults to SYNC_SLEEP.
Parameters¶
uint8_t *buffer - a pointer to a user allocated buffer.intbufferLen - the amount of data that can be safely stored
Returns¶
the number of characters read, or MICROBIT_SERIAL_IN_USE if another fiber is using the instance for receiving.
int read( uint8_t * buffer, int bufferLen, MicroBitSerialMode mode)¶
Description¶
Reads multiple characters from the rxBuff and fills a user buffer.
buffer
a pointer to a user allocated buffer.
bufferLen
the amount of data that can be safely stored
mode
the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - If the desired number of characters are available, this will fill the given buffer. Otherwise, it will fill the buffer with however many characters there are available.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - If the desired number of characters are available, this will fill the given buffer. Otherwise, this method will spin (lock up the processor) and fill the buffer until the desired number of characters have been read.
SYNC_SLEEP - If the desired number of characters are available, this will fill the given buffer. Otherwise, the calling fiber sleeps until the desired number of characters have been read.
Defaults to SYNC_SLEEP.
Parameters¶
uint8_t *buffer - a pointer to a user allocated buffer.intbufferLen - the amount of data that can be safely storedMicroBitSerialModemode - the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - If the desired number of characters are available, this will fill the given buffer. Otherwise, it will fill the buffer with however many characters there are available.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - If the desired number of characters are available, this will fill the given buffer. Otherwise, this method will spin (lock up the processor) and fill the buffer until the desired number of characters have been read.
SYNC_SLEEP - If the desired number of characters are available, this will fill the given buffer. Otherwise, the calling fiber sleeps until the desired number of characters have been read.
Returns¶
the number of characters read, or MICROBIT_SERIAL_IN_USE if another fiber is using the instance for receiving.
readUntil¶
ManagedString readUntil( ManagedString delimeters)¶
Description¶
Reads until one of the delimeters matches a character in the rxBuff
delimeters
a ManagedString containing a sequence of delimeter characters e.g. ManagedString ("\r\n")
mode
the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - If one of the delimeters matches a character already in the rxBuff this method will return a ManagedString up to the delimeter. Otherwise, it will return an Empty ManagedString.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - If one of the delimeters matches a character already in the rxBuff this method will return a ManagedString up to the delimeter. Otherwise, this method will spin (lock up the processor) until a received character matches one of the delimeters.
SYNC_SLEEP - If one of the delimeters matches a character already in the rxBuff this method will return a ManagedString up to the delimeter. Otherwise, the calling fiber sleeps until a character matching one of the delimeters is seen.
Defaults to SYNC_SLEEP.
Parameters¶
ManagedStringdelimeters - a ManagedString containing a sequence of delimeter characters e.g. ManagedString ("\r\n")
Returns¶
A ManagedString containing the characters up to a delimeter, or an Empty ManagedString , if another fiber is currently using this instance for reception.
Note
delimeters are matched on a per byte basis.
ManagedString readUntil( ManagedString delimeters, MicroBitSerialMode mode)¶
Description¶
Reads until one of the delimeters matches a character in the rxBuff
delimeters
a ManagedString containing a sequence of delimeter characters e.g. ManagedString ("\r\n")
mode
the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - If one of the delimeters matches a character already in the rxBuff this method will return a ManagedString up to the delimeter. Otherwise, it will return an Empty ManagedString.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - If one of the delimeters matches a character already in the rxBuff this method will return a ManagedString up to the delimeter. Otherwise, this method will spin (lock up the processor) until a received character matches one of the delimeters.
SYNC_SLEEP - If one of the delimeters matches a character already in the rxBuff this method will return a ManagedString up to the delimeter. Otherwise, the calling fiber sleeps until a character matching one of the delimeters is seen.
Defaults to SYNC_SLEEP.
Parameters¶
ManagedStringdelimeters - a ManagedString containing a sequence of delimeter characters e.g. ManagedString ("\r\n")MicroBitSerialModemode - the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - If one of the delimeters matches a character already in the rxBuff this method will return a ManagedString up to the delimeter. Otherwise, it will return an Empty ManagedString.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - If one of the delimeters matches a character already in the rxBuff this method will return a ManagedString up to the delimeter. Otherwise, this method will spin (lock up the processor) until a received character matches one of the delimeters.
SYNC_SLEEP - If one of the delimeters matches a character already in the rxBuff this method will return a ManagedString up to the delimeter. Otherwise, the calling fiber sleeps until a character matching one of the delimeters is seen.
Returns¶
A ManagedString containing the characters up to a delimeter, or an Empty ManagedString , if another fiber is currently using this instance for reception.
Note
delimeters are matched on a per byte basis.
baud¶
void baud( int baudrate)¶
Description¶
A wrapper around the inherited method "baud" so we can trap the baud rate as it changes and restore it if redirect() is called.
Parameters¶
intbaudrate - the new baudrate. See: https://github.com/mbedmicro/mbed/blob/master/libraries/mbed/targets/hal/TARGET_NORDIC/TARGET_MCU_NRF51822/serial_api.c for permitted baud rates.
Returns¶
MICROBIT_INVALID_PARAMETER if baud rate is less than 0, otherwise MICROBIT_OK.
Note
the underlying implementation chooses the first allowable rate at or above that requested.
redirect¶
int redirect( PinName tx, PinName rx)¶
Description¶
A way of dynamically configuring the serial instance to use pins other than USBTX and USBRX.
Parameters¶
PinNametx - the new transmission pin.PinNamerx - the new reception pin.
Returns¶
MICROBIT_SERIAL_IN_USE if another fiber is currently transmitting or receiving, otherwise MICROBIT_OK.
eventAfter¶
int eventAfter( int len)¶
Description¶
Configures an event to be fired after "len" characters.
Will generate an event with the ID: MICROBIT_ID_SERIAL and the value MICROBIT_SERIAL_EVT_HEAD_MATCH.
Parameters¶
intlen - the number of characters to wait before triggering the event.
Returns¶
MICROBIT_INVALID_PARAMETER if the mode given is SYNC_SPINWAIT, otherwise MICROBIT_OK.
int eventAfter( int len, MicroBitSerialMode mode)¶
Description¶
Configures an event to be fired after "len" characters.
Will generate an event with the ID: MICROBIT_ID_SERIAL and the value MICROBIT_SERIAL_EVT_HEAD_MATCH.
Parameters¶
intlen - the number of characters to wait before triggering the event.MicroBitSerialModemode - the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - Will configure the event and return immediately.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - will return MICROBIT_INVALID_PARAMETER
SYNC_SLEEP - Will configure the event and block the current fiber until the event is received.
Returns¶
MICROBIT_INVALID_PARAMETER if the mode given is SYNC_SPINWAIT, otherwise MICROBIT_OK.
eventOn¶
int eventOn( ManagedString delimeters)¶
Description¶
Configures an event to be fired on a match with one of the delimeters.
Will generate an event with the ID: MICROBIT_ID_SERIAL and the value MICROBIT_SERIAL_EVT_DELIM_MATCH.
Parameters¶
ManagedStringdelimeters - the characters to match received characters against e.g. ManagedString ("\n")
Returns¶
MICROBIT_INVALID_PARAMETER if the mode given is SYNC_SPINWAIT, otherwise MICROBIT_OK.
Note
delimeters are matched on a per byte basis.
int eventOn( ManagedString delimeters, MicroBitSerialMode mode)¶
Description¶
Configures an event to be fired on a match with one of the delimeters.
Will generate an event with the ID: MICROBIT_ID_SERIAL and the value MICROBIT_SERIAL_EVT_DELIM_MATCH.
Parameters¶
ManagedStringdelimeters - the characters to match received characters against e.g. ManagedString ("\n")MicroBitSerialModemode - the selected mode, one of: ASYNC, SYNC_SPINWAIT, SYNC_SLEEP. Each mode gives a different behaviour: ASYNC - Will configure the event and return immediately.
SYNC_SPINWAIT - will return MICROBIT_INVALID_PARAMETER
SYNC_SLEEP - Will configure the event and block the current fiber until the event is received.
Returns¶
MICROBIT_INVALID_PARAMETER if the mode given is SYNC_SPINWAIT, otherwise MICROBIT_OK.
Note
delimeters are matched on a per byte basis.
isReadable¶
int isReadable()¶
Description¶
Determines whether there is any data waiting in our Rx buffer.
Returns¶
1 if we have space, 0 if we do not.
Note
We do not wrap the super's readable() method as we don't want to interfere with communities that use manual calls to serial.readable().
isWriteable¶
int isWriteable()¶
Description¶
Determines if we have space in our txBuff.
Returns¶
1 if we have space, 0 if we do not.
Note
We do not wrap the super's writeable() method as we don't want to interfere with communities that use manual calls to serial.writeable().
setRxBufferSize¶
int setRxBufferSize( uint8_t size)¶
Description¶
Reconfigures the size of our rxBuff
Parameters¶
uint8_tsize - the new size for our rxBuff
Returns¶
MICROBIT_SERIAL_IN_USE if another fiber is currently using this instance for reception, otherwise MICROBIT_OK.
setTxBufferSize¶
int setTxBufferSize( uint8_t size)¶
Description¶
Reconfigures the size of our txBuff
Parameters¶
uint8_tsize - the new size for our txBuff
Returns¶
MICROBIT_SERIAL_IN_USE if another fiber is currently using this instance for transmission, otherwise MICROBIT_OK.
getRxBufferSize¶
int getRxBufferSize()¶
Description¶
The size of our rx buffer in bytes.
Returns¶
the current size of rxBuff in bytes
getTxBufferSize¶
int getTxBufferSize()¶
Description¶
The size of our tx buffer in bytes.
Returns¶
the current size of txBuff in bytes
clearRxBuffer¶
int clearRxBuffer()¶
Description¶
Sets the tail to match the head of our circular buffer for reception, effectively clearing the reception buffer.
Returns¶
MICROBIT_SERIAL_IN_USE if another fiber is currently using this instance for reception, otherwise MICROBIT_OK.
clearTxBuffer¶
int clearTxBuffer()¶
Description¶
Sets the tail to match the head of our circular buffer for transmission, effectively clearing the transmission buffer.
Returns¶
MICROBIT_SERIAL_IN_USE if another fiber is currently using this instance for transmission, otherwise MICROBIT_OK.
rxBufferedSize¶
int rxBufferedSize()¶
Description¶
The number of bytes currently stored in our rx buffer waiting to be digested, by the user.
Returns¶
The currently buffered number of bytes in our rxBuff.
txBufferedSize¶
int txBufferedSize()¶
Description¶
The number of bytes currently stored in our tx buffer waiting to be transmitted by the hardware.
Returns¶
The currently buffered number of bytes in our txBuff.
rxInUse¶
int rxInUse()¶
Description¶
Determines if the serial bus is currently in use by another fiber for reception.
Returns¶
The state of our mutex lock for reception.
Note
Only one fiber can call read at a time
txInUse¶
int txInUse()¶
Description¶
Determines if the serial bus is currently in use by another fiber for transmission.
Returns¶
The state of our mutex lock for transmition.
Note
Only one fiber can call send at a time
detach¶
void detach( Serial::IrqType interuptType)¶
Description¶
Detaches a previously configured interrupt
interruptType
one of Serial::RxIrq or Serial::TxIrq
Parameters¶
Serial::IrqTypeinteruptType


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Dissolved into ginger ale quite easily. It came on within 10 minutes of swallowing it on an empty stomach. Taste was barely noticable. The visual irridescence I typically note with psilocybin was definitely there. Conversation was easy, and we spent some time moving through personal material.
At one point in the conversation, I had a flash of memory from early childhood, being carried on my father's shoulders through the woods, including sunshine on the skin, a light breeze, and a sense of extraordinary well-being that was transmitted from the heart of the Universe. This flowered into a deep recognition that I was one with the Creator and I felt I had come home to myelf once again. Nothing not already experienced before, but with a renewal and deepening that was wonderfully wholesome and strengthening. I noted that I have had similar experiences with mescaline.
After becoming one with the Father Creator, I began to gradually re-enter my ordinary awareness, and observed some of the side-effects of the material. This included a slight muscle tension, particularly in the neck and shoulders, that ease up a little with some stretching. Later that evening, Evenstar noted that I had some involuntary twitching and leg jumping that is usually only noticed when I take mescaline or certain other phenethylamines. I was quite tired the next day and spent the day lounging and occasionally dozing. Felt fine the third day, though I noted a slight slowing of my usual cognitive acumen.
The euphoria persisted well into the next week. On the way into work that Monday, I became so bucolic at one point that I inadvertently bumped my car into a truck in front of me at the light, a slight paint scrape on my bumper, but no major damage done.
All in all, a material worth exploring further.
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is on, and often the thing, the word, the item, that is causing the
error, and sure enough it pointed to a function being the source of
the error.
I guessed I'd written it the wrong way, or perhaps used square
brackets when it was supposed to be curley braces or something
similar. However, after looking over the function it did still look
good. Next step was to go to google and just check that I really was
actually writing it with the correct syntax. Yip, still looks good.
Ok, so this is getting a bit annoying and weird. Back to the error
message and read it again. No more clues there. Hmmm stuck. Do I
really need this function or shall I just delete it? ... No, it's
gotta stay! In that case I'm off to grab a coffee.
A few minutes later, with a fresh cup of coffee and prepared for the
long haul we set about trouble shooting again. The problem is,
everything in the function is definitely correct. Then, hold on a
sec, I've experienced this before. Check the code around it... and
there it is. In this case a comma missing from code on the line
prior to the function.
So, it's a problem that's
happened before, and will no doubt happen again. It's often one of
those very frustrating problems, because the code you think is
causing the error looks correct, and in fact is correct. It really
starts to get to you, because the 'stupid code' should be working!!
The take away from this has to be... look at the code as a whole,
look at the code around it, and check how the code around it is
interacting with the code causing the error. Look out for those
commas and end of lines...
Solving problems elegantly
Solving problems elegantly involves having a 'go to' process when
you hit that brick wall. The most elegant way I've solved a problem
in coding, would be when I went straight to google, and the solution
was answered for me with a quick google search in an easy to
understand answer. However, it doesn't always happen like this, so
the best way to solve problems elegantly is to gave a plan. This
includes checking the error messages, using console.log(), doing a
google search, and talking to the rubber duck.
Once the problem is solved, it's always good to reflect on the
experience, and it should help in the future when faced with similar
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It started off by Pat Salmon who lived in Jordan with a great passion to make homemade cookies. This started as a hobby not somthing he wanted to do. But when peopled started to taste the cookies he realized there was a massive potential for his secret recipe. Since then in 1995 he created the company Salmon Cookies and expanded all over the globe.
Hours of Operation
Seattle
Hours open are Monday to Friday 6am to 7pm
Dubai
Hours open are Monday to Friday 6am to 7pm
Paris
Hours open are Monday to Friday 6am to 7pm
Lima
Hours open are Monday to Friday 6am to 7pm
Tokyo
Hours open are Monday to Friday 6am to 7pm
Locations
Seattle
Pine Street, Seattle United States
Dubai
58 a RD, Dubai UAE
Paris
Rue de Turbigo, Paris France
Lima
Av. Argentina, Lima Peru
Tokyo
1 W, Tokyo Japan
Contact Us
We are located in five different places around the world our headquarters is located in Jordan.
To contact by Phone: 1-800-1234567 Fax: 1-800-2318471 Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you are inquiring about online orders please Email: salmoncookies@sales.com.