// This class maps GPIOs to Buttons processable by Microsoft.SPOT.Presentation
public GPIOButtonInputProvider(PresentationSource source)
{
// Set the input source.
this.source = source;
// Register our object as an input source with the input manager and get back an
// InputProviderSite object which forwards the input report to the input manager,
// which then places the input in the staging area.
site = InputManager.CurrentInputManager.RegisterInputProvider(this);
// Create a delegate that refers to the InputProviderSite object's ReportInput method
callback = new ReportInputCallback(site.ReportInput);
Dispatcher = Dispatcher.CurrentDispatcher;
// Allocate button pads and assign the (emulated) hardware pins as input
// from specific buttons.
ButtonPad[] buttons = new ButtonPad[]
{
// Associate the buttons to the pins as setup in the emulator/hardware
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_LEFT, (Cpu.Pin) 86),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_RIGHT, (Cpu.Pin) 87),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_UP, (Cpu.Pin) 88),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_SELECT, (Cpu.Pin) 89),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_DOWN, (Cpu.Pin) 90),
// For a hardware board that has predefined buttons, can use the
// Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware.GetButtonPin to retrieve the GPIO pin number associate
// with button name
// new ButtonPad(this, Button.Left , hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.Left)),
// new ButtonPad(this, Button.Right , hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.Right)),
// new ButtonPad(this, Button.Up , hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.Up)),
// new ButtonPad(this, Button.Select, hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.Select)),
// new ButtonPad(this, Button.Down , hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.Down)),
};
this.buttons = buttons;
}
// This class maps GPIOs to Buttons processable by nanoFramework.UI.Presentation
public GpioButtonInputProvider(PresentationSource source)
{
// Set the input source.
this.source = source;
// Register our object as an input source with the input manager and get back an
// InputProviderSite object which forwards the input report to the input manager,
// which then places the input in the staging area.
site = InputManager.CurrentInputManager.RegisterInputProvider(this);
// Create a delegate that refers to the InputProviderSite object's ReportInput method
callback = new ReportInputCallback(site.ReportInput);
Dispatcher = Dispatcher.CurrentDispatcher;
GpioPin pinLeft = Gpio.OpenPin(1);
GpioPin pinRight = Gpio.OpenPin(2);
GpioPin pinUp = Gpio.OpenPin(3);
GpioPin pinSelect = Gpio.OpenPin(4);
GpioPin pinDown = Gpio.OpenPin(5);
// Allocate button pads and assign the (emulated) hardware pins as input
// from specific buttons.
ButtonPad[] buttons = new ButtonPad[]
{
// Associate the buttons to the pins as discovered or set above
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_LEFT, pinLeft),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_RIGHT, pinRight),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_UP, pinUp),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_SELECT, pinSelect),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_DOWN, pinDown),
};
this.buttons = buttons;
}
// This class maps GPIOs to Buttons processable by Microsoft.SPOT.Presentation
public GPIOButtonInputProvider(PresentationSource source)
{
// Set the input source.
this.source = source;
// Register our object as an input source with the input manager and get back an
// InputProviderSite object which forwards the input report to the input manager,
// which then places the input in the staging area.
site = InputManager.CurrentInputManager.RegisterInputProvider(this);
// Create a delegate that refers to the InputProviderSite object's ReportInput method
callback = new ReportInputCallback(site.ReportInput);
Dispatcher = Dispatcher.CurrentDispatcher;
// Allocate button pads and assign the (emulated) hardware pins as input
// from specific buttons.
ButtonPad[] buttons = new ButtonPad[]
{
// Associate the buttons to the pins as setup in the emulator/hardware
new ButtonPad(this, Button.Left , Meridian.Pins.GPIO6),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.Right , Meridian.Pins.GPIO8),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.Up , Meridian.Pins.GPIO5),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.Select, Meridian.Pins.GPIO7),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.Down , Meridian.Pins.GPIO9),
};
this.buttons = buttons;
}
// This class maps GPIOs to Buttons processable by Microsoft.SPOT.Presentation
public GPIOButtonInputProvider(PresentationSource source)
{
// Set the input source.
this.source = source;
// Register our object as an input source with the input manager and get back an
// InputProviderSite object which forwards the input report to the input manager,
// which then places the input in the staging area.
site = InputManager.CurrentInputManager.RegisterInputProvider(this);
// Create a delegate that refers to the InputProviderSite object's ReportInput method
callback = new ReportInputCallback(site.ReportInput);
Dispatcher = Dispatcher.CurrentDispatcher;
// Allocate button pads and assign the (emulated) hardware pins as input
// from specific buttons.
ButtonPad[] buttons = new ButtonPad[]
{
// Associate the buttons to the pins as setup in the emulator/hardware
new ButtonPad(this, Button.Left, Meridian.Pins.GPIO6),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.Right, Meridian.Pins.GPIO8),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.Up, Meridian.Pins.GPIO5),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.Select, Meridian.Pins.GPIO7),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.Down, Meridian.Pins.GPIO9),
};
this.buttons = buttons;
}
// This class maps GPIOs to Buttons processable by Microsoft.SPOT.Presentation
public GPIOButtonInputProvider(PresentationSource source)
{
// Set the input source.
this.source = source;
// Register our object as an input source with the input manager and get back an
// InputProviderSite object which forwards the input report to the input manager,
// which then places the input in the staging area.
site = InputManager.CurrentInputManager.RegisterInputProvider(this);
// Create a delegate that refers to the InputProviderSite object's ReportInput method
callback = new ReportInputCallback(site.ReportInput);
Dispatcher = Dispatcher.CurrentDispatcher;
// Create a hardware provider
HardwareProvider hwProvider = new HardwareProvider();
// Create the pins we will need for the buttons
// Default their values for the emulator
Cpu.Pin pinLeft = Cpu.Pin.GPIO_Pin0;
Cpu.Pin pinRight = Cpu.Pin.GPIO_Pin1;
Cpu.Pin pinUp = Cpu.Pin.GPIO_Pin2;
Cpu.Pin pinSelect = Cpu.Pin.GPIO_Pin3;
Cpu.Pin pinDown = Cpu.Pin.GPIO_Pin4;
// Use the hardware provider to get the pins
// If the left pin is not set then assume none of them are
// and set the left pin back to the default emulator value
if ((pinLeft = hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.VK_LEFT)) == Cpu.Pin.GPIO_NONE)
{
pinLeft = Cpu.Pin.GPIO_Pin0;
}
else
{
pinRight = hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.VK_RIGHT);
pinUp = hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.VK_UP);
pinSelect = hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.VK_SELECT);
pinDown = hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.VK_DOWN);
}
// Allocate button pads and assign the (emulated) hardware pins as input
// from specific buttons.
ButtonPad[] buttons = new ButtonPad[]
{
// Associate the buttons to the pins as discovered or set above
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_LEFT, pinLeft),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_RIGHT, pinRight),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_UP, pinUp),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_SELECT, pinSelect),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_DOWN, pinDown),
};
this.buttons = buttons;
}
// This class maps GPIOs to Buttons processable by Microsoft.SPOT.Presentation
public GPIOButtonInputProvider(PresentationSource source)
{
// Set the input source.
this.source = source;
// Register our object as an input source with the input manager and get back an
// InputProviderSite object which forwards the input report to the input manager,
// which then places the input in the staging area.
site = InputManager.CurrentInputManager.RegisterInputProvider(this);
// Create a delegate that refers to the InputProviderSite object's ReportInput method
callback = new ReportInputCallback(site.ReportInput);
Dispatcher = Dispatcher.CurrentDispatcher;
// Create a hardware provider
HardwareProvider hwProvider = new HardwareProvider();
// Create the pins we will need for the buttons
// Default their values for the emulator
Cpu.Pin pinLeft = Cpu.Pin.GPIO_Pin0;
Cpu.Pin pinRight = Cpu.Pin.GPIO_Pin1;
Cpu.Pin pinUp = Cpu.Pin.GPIO_Pin2;
Cpu.Pin pinSelect = Cpu.Pin.GPIO_Pin3;
Cpu.Pin pinDown = Cpu.Pin.GPIO_Pin4;
// Use the hardware provider to get the pins
// If the left pin is not set then assume none of them are
// and set the left pin back to the default emulator value
if ((pinLeft = hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.VK_LEFT)) == Cpu.Pin.GPIO_NONE)
pinLeft = Cpu.Pin.GPIO_Pin0;
else
{
pinRight = hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.VK_RIGHT);
pinUp = hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.VK_UP);
pinSelect = hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.VK_SELECT);
pinDown = hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.VK_DOWN);
}
// Allocate button pads and assign the (emulated) hardware pins as input
// from specific buttons.
ButtonPad[] buttons = new ButtonPad[]
{
// Associate the buttons to the pins as discovered or set above
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_LEFT , pinLeft),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_RIGHT , pinRight),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_UP , pinUp),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_SELECT, pinSelect),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_DOWN , pinDown),
};
this.buttons = buttons;
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates new instance of input provider
/// </summary>
/// <param name="source">Presentation source</param>
/// <param name="controller">TV Remote Receiver controller driver</param>
/// <param name="address">Address of device. Use -1 for everything.</param>
/// <param name="buttons">Command to WPF button maping</param>
public TVRemoteInputProvider(PresentationSource source, TVRemoteReceiver controller, int address, TVRemoteButtonPad[] buttons)
{
// Set the input source.
this.source = source;
// Register our object as an input source with the input manager and get back an
// InputProviderSite object which forwards the input report to the input manager,
// which then places the input in the staging area.
site = InputManager.CurrentInputManager.RegisterInputProvider(this);
// Create a delegate that refers to the InputProviderSite object's ReportInput method
callback = new ReportInputCallback(site.ReportInput);
Dispatcher = Dispatcher.CurrentDispatcher;
deviceAddress = address;
this.buttons = buttons;
ButtonAction = RawButtonActions.ButtonUp;
controller.DataReceived += new TVRemoteReceiver.TVRemoteDataHandler(controller_DataReceived);
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates new instance of input provider
/// </summary>
/// <param name="source">Presentation source</param>
/// <param name="controller">TV Remote Receiver controller driver</param>
/// <param name="address">Address of device. Use -1 for everything.</param>
/// <param name="buttons">Command to WPF button maping</param>
public TVRemoteInputProvider(PresentationSource source, TVRemoteReceiver controller, int address, TVRemoteButtonPad[] buttons)
{
// Set the input source.
this.source = source;
// Register our object as an input source with the input manager and get back an
// InputProviderSite object which forwards the input report to the input manager,
// which then places the input in the staging area.
site = InputManager.CurrentInputManager.RegisterInputProvider(this);
// Create a delegate that refers to the InputProviderSite object's ReportInput method
callback = new ReportInputCallback(site.ReportInput);
Dispatcher = Dispatcher.CurrentDispatcher;
deviceAddress = address;
this.buttons = buttons;
ButtonAction = RawButtonActions.ButtonUp;
controller.DataReceived += new TVRemoteReceiver.TVRemoteDataHandler(controller_DataReceived);
}
// This class maps GPIOs to Buttons processable by Microsoft.SPOT.Presentation
public GPIOButtonInputProvider(PresentationSource source)
{
// Set the input source.
this.source = source;
// Register our object as an input source with the input manager and get back an
// InputProviderSite object which forwards the input report to the input manager,
// which then places the input in the staging area.
site = InputManager.CurrentInputManager.RegisterInputProvider(this);
// Create a delegate that refers to the InputProviderSite object's ReportInput method
callback = new ReportInputCallback(site.ReportInput);
Dispatcher = Dispatcher.CurrentDispatcher;
// Allocate button pads and assign the (emulated) hardware pins as input
// from specific buttons.
ButtonPad[] buttons = new ButtonPad[]
{
// Associate the buttons to the pins as setup in the emulator/hardware
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_LEFT , (Cpu.Pin)86),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_RIGHT , (Cpu.Pin)87),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_UP , (Cpu.Pin)88),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_SELECT, (Cpu.Pin)89),
new ButtonPad(this, Button.VK_DOWN , (Cpu.Pin)90),
// For a hardware board that has predefined buttons, can use the
// Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware.GetButtonPin to retrieve the GPIO pin number associate
// with button name
// new ButtonPad(this, Button.Left , hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.Left)),
// new ButtonPad(this, Button.Right , hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.Right)),
// new ButtonPad(this, Button.Up , hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.Up)),
// new ButtonPad(this, Button.Select, hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.Select)),
// new ButtonPad(this, Button.Down , hwProvider.GetButtonPins(Button.Down)),
};
this.buttons = buttons;
}
