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package gettingstarted;\/\/Add Phidgets Library | You added a file called phidget22 when configuring your project. Import gives you access to the Phidgets library code inside that file. import com.phidget22.*;public class GettingStarted { public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception{ \/\/Create | Here you have created a TemperatureSensor object. TemperatureSensor is a class in your Phidgets library that gathers temperature data from your Phidget. TemperatureSensor temperatureSensor = new TemperatureSensor(); \/\/Open | Open establishes a connection between your object and your physical Phidget. You provide a timeout value of 1000 to give the program 1000 milliseconds (1 second) to locate your Phidget. If your Phidget can't be found, an exception will be thrown. temperatureSensor.open(1000); \/\/Use your Phidgets | This code will print the temperature every 150ms while (true) { System.out.println(\"Temperature: \" + temperatureSensor.getTemperature() + \" \u00b0C\" ); Thread.sleep(150); } }} <\/code><\/pre>\n
\/\/Add Phidgets Library | You added a file called phidget22 when configuring your project. Import gives you access to the Phidgets library code inside that file. import com.phidget22.*;public class GettingStarted { public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception{ \/\/Create | Here you have created a TemperatureSensor object. TemperatureSensor is a class in your Phidgets library that gathers temperature data from your Phidget. TemperatureSensor temperatureSensor = new TemperatureSensor(); \/\/Open | Open establishes a connection between your object and your physical Phidget. You provide a timeout value of 1000 to give the program 1000 milliseconds (1 second) to locate your Phidget. If your Phidget can't be found, an exception will be thrown. temperatureSensor.open(1000); \/\/Use your Phidgets | This code will print the temperature every 150ms while (true) { System.out.println(\"Temperature: \" + temperatureSensor.getTemperature() + \" \u00b0C\" ); Thread.sleep(150); } }} <\/code><\/pre>\n
\/\/Add Phidgets Library | You added a file called phidget22 when configuring your project. Import gives you access to the Phidgets library code inside that file. import com.phidget22.*;\/\/DefineTemperatureSensor temperatureSensor;void setup(){ try{ \/\/Create | Here you've created a DigitalOutput object for your LED. An object represents how you interact with your device. DigitalOutput is a class from the Phidgets library that's used to provide a voltage to things like LEDs. temperatureSensor = new TemperatureSensor(); \/\/Open | Open establishes a connection between your object and your physical Phidget. You provide a timeout value of 1000 to give the program 1000 milliseconds (1 second) to locate your Phidget. If your Phidget can't be found, an exception will be thrown. temperatureSensor.open(1000); }catch(Exception e){ \/\/Handle Exceptions | Exceptions will happen in your code from time to time. These are caused by unexpected things happening. Make sure you\u2019ve surrounded your code with a try-catch. e.printStackTrace(); }}void draw(){ try{ \/\/Use your Phidgets | Here is where you can have some fun and use your Phidgets! You can turn your LED on\/off by setting the state to true\/false. The sleep command keeps your LED on by letting 1000 milliseconds pass before turning the LED off. println(\"Temperature: \" + temperatureSensor.getTemperature() + \" \u00b0C\" ); delay(150); }catch(Exception e){ \/\/Handle Exceptions | Exceptions will happen in your code from time to time. These are caused by unexpected things happening. Make sure you\u2019ve surrounded your code with a try-catch. e.printStackTrace(); }} <\/code><\/pre>\nWrite Code (Python)<\/h2>\n
#Add Phidgets Library | You used Python's package manager to install the Phidget libraries on your computer. The import statements below give your program access to that code.from Phidget22.Phidget import *from Phidget22.Devices.TemperatureSensor import *#Required for sleep statementimport time #Create | Here you have created a TemperatureSensor object. TemperatureSensor is a class in your Phidgets library that gathers temperature data from your Phidget. temperatureSensor = TemperatureSensor()#Open | Open establishes a connection between your object and your physical Phidget. You provide a timeout value of 1000 to give the program 1000 milliseconds (1 second) to locate your Phidget. If your Phidget can't be found, an exception will be thrown.temperatureSensor.openWaitForAttachment(1000)#Use your Phidgets | This code will print the temperature every 150mswhile(True): print(\" Temperature: \" + str(temperatureSensor.getTemperature()) + \" \u00b0C\" ) time.sleep(0.15) <\/code><\/pre>\nWrite Code (C#)<\/h2>\n
\/\/Add Phidgets Library | You used NuGet to install the Phidget package. The statement below give your program access to that package.using Phidget22; namespace GettingStarted{ class Program{ public static void Main(string[] args){ \/\/Create | Here you have created a TemperatureSensor object. TemperatureSensor is a class in your Phidgets library that gathers temperature data from your Phidget. TemperatureSensor temperatureSensor = new TemperatureSensor(); \/\/Open | Open establishes a connection between your object and your physical Phidget. You provide a timeout value of 1000 to give the program 1000 milliseconds (1 second) to locate your Phidget. If your Phidget can't be found, an exception will be thrown. temperatureSensor.Open(1000); \/\/Use your Phidgets | This code will print the temperature every 150ms while (true){ System.Console.WriteLine(\"Temperature: \" + temperatureSensor.Temperature + \"\u00b0C\"); System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(150); } } }} <\/code><\/pre>\nWrite Code (Swift)<\/h2>\n
import Cocoa\/\/Add Phidgets Library | You used cocoapods to install the Phidget library. The statement below give your program access to that code.import Phidget22Swiftclass ViewController: NSViewController { @IBOutlet weak var temperatureLabel: NSTextField! \/\/Create | Here you have created a TemperatureSensor object. TemperatureSensor is a class in your Phidgets library that gathers temperature data from your Phidget. let temperatureSensor = TemperatureSensor() override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() do{ \/\/Subscribe to event let _ = temperatureSensor.temperatureChange.addHandler(onTemperatureChange) \/\/Open | Open establishes a connection between your object and your physical Phidget. try temperatureSensor .open() }catch{ print(error) } } func onTemperatureChange(sender:TemperatureSensor, temperature: Double){ DispatchQueue.main.async { \/\/Use your Phidget | Update the label with the latest temperature data. self.temperatureLabel.stringValue = String(temperature) + \"\u00b0C\" } }} <\/code><\/pre>\nRun Your Program<\/h2>\n
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