class GesturePad():
def __init__(self, synth):
self.hover = Hover(address=0x42, ts=4, reset=17)
self.device = synth
def close(self):
self.hover.end()
def check(self):
if self.hover.getStatus() == 0:
event = self.hover.getEvent()
if event is not None:
self.device.pitch_bend(0, 0 + 4096)
sleep(1)
self.device.pitch_bend(0, 4096 - 4096)
self.hover.setRelease()
import time
import subprocess
from Hover_library import Hover
hover = Hover(address=0x42, ts=23, reset=24)
try:
while True:
# Check if hover is ready to send gesture or touch events
if (hover.getStatus() == 0):
# Read i2c data and print the type of gesture or touch event
event = hover.getEvent()
if event is not None:
print event,
# This line can be commented out if you don't want to see the
# event in text format
try:
direction = hover.getEventString(event)
except:
print "Invalid input recieved from hover, ignoring."
direction = ''
print direction
if direction == 'swipe_left':
print 'left'
subprocess.Popen(['bash', '-c', 'xdotool key --window "$(xdotool search --class --onlyvisible Chromium | head -n 1)" Up'])
elif direction == 'swipe_right':
# # INSTALLATION # Place the Hover_library.py file and the /gpio folder in the same directory as the Hover_example.py file. # Then run Hover_example.py by typing: python Hover_example.py # # SUPPORT # For questions and comments, email us at [email protected] # # ============================================================================================================ import time import logging as log from Hover_library import Hover hover = Hover(address=0x42, ts="gpio2", reset="gpio4") try: while True: # Check if hover is ready to send gesture or touch events if (hover.getStatus() == 0): # Read i2c data and print the type of gesture or touch event event = hover.getEvent() if event is not None: print event, print "= " + hover.getEventString(event) #This line can be commented out if you don't want to see the event in text format # Release the ts pin until Hover is ready to send the next event
def __init__(self, synth):
self.hover = Hover(address=0x42, ts=4, reset=17)
self.device = synth
#the Calebrator's sound card is alsa's default output
#device
fs.start(driver='alsa')
#NOTE: These print statements won't be seen unless a display
#is hooked up to the Calebrator via the HDMI port
print("Started FluidSynth")
#Loading a soundfont for fluidsynth to use
sfid = fs.sfload("guitar.sf2")
#Select the program with the desired soundfont
fs.program_select(0, sfid, 0, 0)
print("Loaded soundfont")
hover = Hover(address=0x42, ts=4, reset=17)
########################################################################
######################### All of the commands ##########################
########################################################################
#Plays an instance of the C note
def playButton1():
global switch1
global switch2
global switch3
if (switch1 == 1):
fs.noteon(0, 48, 100)
print("Button 1 (C4): On")
# # HISTORY # v1.0 - Initial Release # # INSTALLATION # Place the Hover_library.py file in the same folder as the Hover_example.py file. # Then run Hover_example.py by typing: sudo python Hover_example.py # # SUPPORT # For questions and comments, email us at [email protected] import pygame import time from Hover_library import Hover hover = Hover(address=0x42, ts=23, reset=24) pygame.mixer.init() kick = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/kick.wav') clap = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/clap.wav') cymbal = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/cymbal.wav') snare = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/snare.wav') champion = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/champion.wav') closed = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/closed.wav') ahems = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/ahem.wav') doit = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/doit.wav') force = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/force.wav') try: while True:
# HISTORY # v1.0 - Initial Release # # INSTALLATION # Place the Hover_library.py file in the same folder as the Hover_example.py file. # Then run Hover_example.py by typing: sudo python Hover_example.py # # SUPPORT # For questions and comments, email us at [email protected] # # ============================================================================================================ import time from Hover_library import Hover hover = Hover(address=0x42, ts=23, reset=24) try: while True: # Check if hover is ready to send gesture or touch events if (hover.getStatus() == 0): # Read i2c data and print the type of gesture or touch event event = hover.getEvent() if event is not None: print event, print "= " + hover.getEventString( event ) #This line can be commented out if you don't want to see the event in text format
# HISTORY # v1.0 - Initial Release # # INSTALLATION # Place the Hover_library.py file in the same folder as the Hover_example.py file. # Then run Hover_example.py by typing: sudo python Hover_example.py # # SUPPORT # For questions and comments, email us at [email protected] import pygame import time from Hover_library import Hover hover = Hover(address=0x42, ts=23, reset=24) pygame.mixer.init() kick = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/kick.wav') clap = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/clap.wav') cymbal = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/cymbal.wav') snare = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/snare.wav') champion = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/champion.wav') closed = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/closed.wav') ahems = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/ahem.wav') doit = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/doit.wav') force = pygame.mixer.Sound('samples/force.wav') try: while True: