Exemple #1
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 def setcolor(self, port, color):
     if self._bricks:
         try:
             port = int(port)
         except:
             pass
         if (port in NXT_SENSOR_PORTS):
             port_aux = NXT_SENSOR_PORTS[port]
             if color == WHITE:
                 color = Type.COLORFULL
             elif color == CONSTANTS['red']:
                 color = Type.COLORRED
             elif color == CONSTANTS['green']:
                 color = Type.COLORGREEN
             elif color == CONSTANTS['blue']:
                 color = Type.COLORBLUE
             else:
                 color = Type.COLORNONE
             try:
                 Color20(self._bricks[self.active_nxt], port_aux).set_light_color(color)
             except:
                 raise logoerror(ERROR_GENERIC)
         else:
             raise logoerror(ERROR_PORT_S % port)
     else:
         raise logoerror(ERROR_BRICK)
Exemple #2
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 def getColor(self, port):
     if self._bricks:
         try:
             port = int(port)
         except:
             pass
         if (port in NXT_SENSOR_PORTS):
             try:
                 port_aux = NXT_SENSOR_PORTS[port]
                 sensor = Color20(self._bricks[self.active_nxt], port_aux)
                 return colors[sensor.get_sample()]
             except:
                 return ERROR
         else:
             raise logoerror(ERROR_PORT_S % port)
     else:
         raise logoerror(ERROR_BRICK)
Exemple #3
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 def detectColor(self, colorPort='PORT_3', colorValue=3, operator='>', initial=False):
     """
     Use the color sensor to see different colors (1-6) with 6 being black and 1 being white
     
     colorPort (str): The port used for the color sensor (default='PORT_3')
     colorValue (int): The desired value read by the color sensor [1-6, 6->black] (default=3)
     operator (str): The operator to perform on the color value ['<','>','=','!='] (default='>')
     """
     
     color = Color20(self.nxt.brick, eval(colorPort))
     if initial:
         return False                    #don't return true until actually checked sensor value
     else:
         data = color.get_sample()                    #integer between 1 and 6
         output = operation(data,operator,colorValue) #use user input to determine 'true' value
         if output:
             print 'ColorValue is '+operator+' '+str(colorValue)
         return output
Exemple #4
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 def getColor(self, port):
     if self._bricks:
         try:
             port = int(port)
         except:
             pass
         if (port in NXT_SENSOR_PORTS):
             res = ERROR
             try:
                 port_aux = NXT_SENSOR_PORTS[port]
                 sensor = Color20(self._bricks[self.active_nxt], port_aux)
                 res = colors[sensor.get_sample()]
             except:
                 pass
             return res
         else:
             pass
     else:
         pass
Exemple #5
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def light_reflected(port, color):
    c = Color20(b, SENSORS[port])
    return str(c.get_reflected_light(COLOR_NUMBER[color.lower()]))
Exemple #6
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def light(port):
    c = Color20(b, SENSORS[port])
    return str(c.get_light_color())
Exemple #7
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def led(port, color):
    c = Color20(b, SENSORS[port])
    c.set_light_color(COLOR_NUMBER[color.lower()])
    return 'OK'