def update():
global outputLabel
cont.update()
buttons1 = 0x0
buttons2 = 0x0
# going to eight would include the start button; however, it seems that when 0x80 (only the start button) is sent
# the arduino lags for a second or two and reports false values for buttons
for i in range(0, cont.getNumButtons()):
if(cont.getButton(i)):
if(cont.getValueForButton(i) <= 0xFF):
buttons1 += cont.getValueForButton(i)
else:
buttons2 += cont.getValueForButton(i) >> 8
outbound.write("STR") # sends a signal to tell that this is the start of data
outbound.write(chr(buttons1)) # writes the buttons first
outbound.write(chr(buttons2))
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getPrimaryX()))) # casts the floats to ints, then to strings for simple parsing
outbound.write(" ")
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getPrimaryY())))
outbound.write(" ")
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getSecondaryX())))
outbound.write(" ")
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getSecondaryY())))
outbound.write(" ")
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getTriggers())))
outbound.write(" ")
counter = 10
proceed = False
while True and counter > 0:
counter -= 1
if outbound.readable():
if 'S' == outbound.read(1):
if 'T' == outbound.read(1):
if 'R' == outbound.read(1):
proceed = True
break
if(proceed):
linesToRead = int(outbound.read(3)) # allows for up to 999 lines to be read...
for i in range(0, linesToRead):
outputLabel['text'] = outbound.readline().rstrip()
outputLabel.after(100, update)
cont.update()
if not cont.isConnected():
print "connect the controller"
cont.update()
while not cont.isConnected():
cont.update()
print "controller connected"
# this is the main loop of the program that updates the controller then sends that modified input to the arduino
while 1:
cont.update()
buttons1 = 0x0
buttons2 = 0x0
# going to eight would include the start button; however, it seems that when 0x80 (only the start button) is sent
# the arduino lags for a second or two and reports false values for buttons
for i in range(0, cont.getNumButtons()):
if(cont.getButton(i)):
if(cont.getValueForButton(i) <= 0xFF):
buttons1 += cont.getValueForButton(i)
else:
buttons2 += cont.getValueForButton(i) >> 8
outbound.write("STR") # sends a signal to tell that this is the start of data
outbound.write(chr(buttons1)) # writes the buttons first
outbound.write(chr(buttons2))
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getPrimaryX()))) # casts the floats to ints, then to strings for simple parsing
outbound.write(" ")
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getPrimaryY())))
outbound.write(" ")
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getSecondaryX())))
outbound.write(" ")
def update():
cont.update()
buttons1 = 0x0
buttons2 = 0x0
# going to eight would include the start button; however, it seems that when 0x80 (only the start button) is sent
# the arduino lags for a second or two and reports false values for buttons
for i in range(0, cont.getNumButtons()):
if cont.getButton(i):
if cont.getValueForButton(i) <= 0xFF:
buttons1 += cont.getValueForButton(i)
else:
buttons2 += cont.getValueForButton(i) >> 8
outbound.write("STR") # sends a signal to tell that this is the start of data
outbound.write(chr(buttons1)) # writes the buttons first
outbound.write(chr(buttons2))
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getPrimaryX()))) # casts the floats to ints, then to strings for simple parsing
outbound.write(" ")
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getPrimaryY())))
outbound.write(" ")
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getSecondaryX())))
outbound.write(" ")
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getSecondaryY())))
outbound.write(" ")
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getTriggers())))
outbound.write(" ")
counter = 10
proceed = False
pressureOut["bg"] = "red"
voltageOut["bg"] = "red"
tempOut["bg"] = "red"
accelOut["bg"] = "red"
depthOut["bg"] = "red"
pressureLabel["bg"] = "red"
voltageLabel["bg"] = "red"
tempLabel["bg"] = "red"
accelLabel["bg"] = "red"
depthLabel["bg"] = "red"
while True and counter > 0:
counter -= 1
if outbound.readable():
if "S" == outbound.read(1):
if "T" == outbound.read(1):
if "R" == outbound.read(1):
proceed = True
break
if proceed:
linesToRead = int(outbound.read(3)) # allows for up to 999 lines to be read...
for i in range(0, linesToRead // 2):
label = outbound.readline().rstrip().lstrip()
if label == "PSR":
pressureOut["text"] = outbound.readline().rstrip()
pressureOut["bg"] = "green"
pressureLabel["bg"] = "green"
elif label == "VLT":
voltageOut["text"] = outbound.readline().rstrip()
voltageOut["bg"] = "green"
voltageLabel["bg"] = "green"
elif label == "TMP":
tempOut["text"] = outbound.readline().rstrip()
tempOut["bg"] = "green"
tempLabel["bg"] = "green"
elif label == "ACL":
accelOut["text"] = outbound.readline().rstrip() + "\n"
accelOut["text"] += outbound.readline().rstrip() + "\n"
accelOut["text"] += outbound.readline().rstrip()
accelOut["bg"] = "green"
accelLabel["bg"] = "green"
elif label == "DPT":
depthOut["text"] = outbound.readline().rstrip()
depthOut["bg"] = "green"
depthLabel["bg"] = "green"
else:
print "unknown datatype:", label
print "data:", outbound.readline().rstrip()
root.after(100, update)
def update():
cont.update()
buttons1 = 0x0
buttons2 = 0x0
# going to eight would include the start button; however, it seems that when 0x80 (only the start button) is sent
# the arduino lags for a second or two and reports false values for buttons
for i in range(0, cont.getNumButtons()):
if(cont.getButton(i)):
if(cont.getValueForButton(i) <= 0xFF):
buttons1 += cont.getValueForButton(i)
else:
buttons2 += cont.getValueForButton(i) >> 8
outbound.write("STR") # sends a signal to tell that this is the start of data
outbound.write(chr(buttons1)) # writes the buttons first
outbound.write(chr(buttons2))
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getPrimaryX()))) # casts the floats to ints, then to strings for simple parsing
outbound.write(" ")
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getPrimaryY())))
outbound.write(" ")
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getSecondaryX())))
outbound.write(" ")
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getSecondaryY())))
outbound.write(" ")
outbound.write(str(int(cont.getTriggers())))
outbound.write(" ")
counter = 10
proceed = False
pressureOut['bg'] = "red"
voltageOut['bg'] = "red"
tempOut['bg'] = "red"
accelOut['bg'] = "red"
depthOut['bg'] = "red"
pressureLabel['bg'] = "red"
voltageLabel['bg'] = "red"
tempLabel['bg'] = "red"
accelLabel['bg'] = "red"
depthLabel['bg'] = "red"
while True and counter > 0:
counter -= 1
if outbound.readable():
if 'S' == outbound.read(1):
if 'T' == outbound.read(1):
if 'R' == outbound.read(1):
proceed = True
break
if(proceed):
linesToRead = int(outbound.read(3)) # allows for up to 999 lines to be read...
for i in range(0, linesToRead // 2):
label = outbound.readline().rstrip().lstrip()
if(label == "PSR"):
pressureOut['text'] = outbound.readline().rstrip()
pressureOut['bg'] = "green"
pressureLabel['bg'] = "green"
elif(label == "VLT"):
voltageOut['text'] = outbound.readline().rstrip()
voltageOut['bg'] = "green"
voltageLabel['bg'] = "green"
elif(label == "TMP"):
tempOut['text'] = outbound.readline().rstrip()
tempOut['bg'] = "green"
tempLabel['bg'] = "green"
elif(label == "ACL"):
accelOut['text'] = outbound.readline().rstrip() + '\n'
accelOut['text'] += outbound.readline().rstrip() + '\n'
accelOut['text'] += outbound.readline().rstrip()
accelOut['bg'] = "green"
accelLabel['bg'] = "green"
elif(label == "DPT"):
depthOut['text'] = outbound.readline().rstrip()
depthOut['bg'] = "green"
depthLabel['bg'] = "green"
else:
print "unknown datatype:", label
print "data:", outbound.readline().rstrip()
root.after(100, update)
textwrite(20, 270, "M2:")
textwrite(20, 290, "M3:")
textwrite(20, 310, "M4:")
textwrite(20, 330, "M5:")
textwrite(20, 350, "M6:")
textwrite(20, 370, "X1:")
textwrite(20, 390, "X2:")
textwrite(56, 450, "Half Power:")
cont.update()
buttons1 = 0x0
buttons2 = 0x0
# going to eight would include the start button; however, it seems that when 0x80 (only the start button) is sent
# the arduino lags for a second or two and reports false values for buttons
for i in range(0, cont.getNumButtons()):
if (cont.getButton(i)):
if (cont.getValueForButton(i) <= 0xFF):
buttons1 += cont.getValueForButton(i)
else:
buttons2 += cont.getValueForButton(i) >> 8
if buttons2 == 1:
textdelete(130, 450, str(half_m))
if half_m:
half_m = False
else:
half_m = True
try:
outbound.write(
"STR") # sends a signal to tell that this is the start of data