grove.grove_multi_switch

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Examples

from grove.button import Button
import grove.grove_multi_switch.GroveMultiSwitch
import time

switch = GroveMultiSwitch()

# the default behavior is
# printing all happening event with names
# remove ''' pairs below to begin your experiment
'''
# define a customized event handle your self
def cust_on_event(index, event, tm):
    # switch.btn(ButtonTypedI2c object) could be used to check every event.
    print("event with code {}, time {}".format(event, tm))

switch.on_event = cust_on_event
'''
while True:
    time.sleep(1)

Classes

class grove.grove_multi_switch.GroveMultiSwitch[source]

Grove 5-Way-Switch/6-Po-DIP-Switch class

all of them has a button array with I2C interface.

Inheritance

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property on_event
Argument
callback – a callable function/object,

will be called when there is button event

callback prototype:

callback(index, code, time)

callback argument:
Args:

index(int): button index, be in 0 to [button count - 1]

code (int): bits combination of

  • Button.EV_LEVEL_CHANGED

  • Button.EV_SINGLE_CLICK

  • Button.EV_DOUBLE_CLICK

  • Button.EV_LONG_PRESS

time(time): event generation time

Returns: none

Examples

set

obj.on_event = callback

get

callobj = obj.on_event