
Our own little BeoChipListener. More...


Public Member Functions | |
| BeobotLauncherListener (nub::soft_ref< BeoChip > beoc) | |
| virtual void | event (const BeoChipEventType t, const int valint, const float valfloat) |
| An event was received. | |
| virtual void | display (const int i) |
Public Attributes | |
| volatile bool | keepgoing |
| volatile int | action |
| volatile int | idx |
| nub::soft_ref< BeoChip > | beochip |
Our own little BeoChipListener.
Definition at line 59 of file BeobotLauncher.C.
| virtual void BeobotLauncherListener::event | ( | const BeoChipEventType | t, | |
| const int | valint, | |||
| const float | valfloat | |||
| ) | [inline, virtual] |
An event was received.
This function will be called by the BeoChip once you have registered your BeoChipListener derivative with the BeoChip using BeoChip::setListener(). Beware that the call to event() will ve from a thread running in the BeoChip and thus will operate in parallel with your main thread and main loop. See test-BeoChip.C for an example of how to synchronize a main loop with these asynchronous event calls. The following data will be passed along with the event type:
Type valint valfloat
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NONE 0 0.0F
PWM0 pulse 0 width, 1.6us units calibrated width in [-1..1]
PWM1 pulse 1 width, 1.6us units calibrated width in [-1..1]
KBD 5 LSB show the 5 keys 0.0F
ADC0 A/D 0 value calibrated value in [-1..1]
ADC1 A/D 0 value calibrated value in [-1..1]
all others 0 0.0FImplements BeoChipListener.
Definition at line 67 of file BeobotLauncher.C.
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