How to use the anyio.GPIO.output function in anyio

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whaleygeek / anyio / testHardware.py View on Github

index = 0
      
    elif last:
      index = len(LED_GPIO)-1
      
    elif left:
      if index &gt; 0:
        index -= 1
      
    elif right:
      if index &lt; len(LED_GPIO)-1:
        index += 1

        
    # FLASH PRESENTLY SELECTED LED
    GPIO.output(LED_GPIO[index], True)
    time.sleep(FLASH_TIME/2)
    GPIO.output(LED_GPIO[index], False)
    time.sleep(FLASH_TIME/2)

whaleygeek / anyio / testHardware.py View on Github

elif last:
      index = len(LED_GPIO)-1
      
    elif left:
      if index &gt; 0:
        index -= 1
      
    elif right:
      if index &lt; len(LED_GPIO)-1:
        index += 1

        
    # FLASH PRESENTLY SELECTED LED
    GPIO.output(LED_GPIO[index], True)
    time.sleep(FLASH_TIME/2)
    GPIO.output(LED_GPIO[index], False)
    time.sleep(FLASH_TIME/2)

whaleygeek / anyio / testHardware.py View on Github

def setup():
  GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BCM)
  for l in LED_GPIO:
    GPIO.setup(l, GPIO.OUT)
    GPIO.output(l, False)

  for b in BUTTON_GPIO:
    GPIO.setup(b, GPIO.IN)

How to use the anyio.GPIO.output function in anyio

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