from time import sleep
from remote import RemoteDriver
d = RemoteDriver("wheel")
idx = 0
count_up = True
colors = [0,0,15]
while True:
# Set the color
for i in range(100):
d.write_led(i, 255, colors[0], colors[1], colors[2])
# Cycle through the wheel
if count_up is True:
colors[idx] += 1
if colors[idx] == 15:
count_up = False
idx = (idx-1)%3
else:
colors[idx] -= 1
if colors[idx] == 0:
count_up = True
idx = (idx-1)%3
print "waiting our turn..."
import sys
if len(sys.argv) > 1 and sys.argv[1] == "emulator":
driver = RemoteDriver("ExampleSine", "localhost")
else:
driver = RemoteDriver("ExampleSine")
print "it's go time!"
offr = 0
offg = 0
offb = 0
offa = 0
while not driver.stop_signal():
for i in range(100):
xr = (i+offr) % 100
xg = (i+offg) % 100
xb = (i+offb) % 100
xa = (i+offb) % 100
yr = sin(xr/5.) * 8+7
yg = sin(xg/5.) * 8+7
yb = sin(xb/5.) * 8+7
ya = sin(xa/10.) * 128+127
driver.write_led(i,int(ya),int(yr),int(yg),int(yb))
offr = (offr + 1) % 100
offg = (offg + 2) % 100
offb = (offb + 3) % 100
offa = (offa + 1) % 100
sleep(0.05)
import time
print 'why no work'
print "what name are we: %s" % __name__
if __name__=="__main__":
# Unit Test/Example Use:
# This will block until it is your turn
print 'Waiting for our turn...'
d = RemoteDriver("UnitTest")
print 'Our turn!'
# Turn off all the LEDs
for i in range(100):
d.write_led(i, 0, 0, 0, 0)
# Turn them back on from the top, with some delay (100*.05 = 5s)
for i in range(100):
d.write_led(i, 200, 13, 0, 13)
time.sleep(.05)
# Turn them off in chunks of 10 (10*2 = 20s)
# Note that busy_wait must be used for delays >= 1s
for i in range(100, 0, -10):
for j in range(i, i-10, -1):
d.write_led(j-1, 0, 0, 0, 0)
d.busy_wait(2)
# Turn on all the LEDs
for i in range(100):
