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Djrudiak at 20:47, 25 April 2012

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Djrudiak at 20:46, 25 April 2012

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Cora at 14:08, 27 March 2012

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	'''Open''' Device<br>		'''Open''' Device<br>

	;Wait for Enter character input		;Wait for 'Enter' key character input
	:Handle on-going attach and detach events		:Handle on-going attach and detach events
	:Print Hello and Goodbye messages		:Print Hello and Goodbye messages

Cora at 14:07, 27 March 2012

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	'''Close''' Device		'''Close''' Device

	Delete Device		Delete Device

Cora at 14:07, 27 March 2012

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	The ~~examples for each device all have~~ this general structure so you can follow along. We also have [[General Phidget Programming\|an in-depth general introduction]] to writing Phidget code (like open, read data, etc), as well as the {{{3}}} for specific syntax:		The Hello World example has this general structure so you can follow along. We also have [[General Phidget Programming\|an in-depth general introduction]] to writing Phidget code (like open, read data, etc), as well as the {{{3}}} for specific syntax:

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	Create General '''Attach''', '''Detach''', and '''Error''' Handling Functions:		Create General '''Attach''', '''Detach''', and '''Error''' Handling Functions:
	:On attach: ~~Initialize hardware (antennas, etc)~~		:On attach: Print Hello Message
	:On detach~~: Reset any state variables~~		:On detach: Print Goodbye Message

	~~Create Hardware-Specific Functions:~~
	:Print ~~messages to notify they are called~~
	~~:Perform minor accompanying changes (turn on LED, etc)~~

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	<span style="color:#090;">// ----- '''Main''' Code -----</span><br><br>		<span style="color:#090;">// ----- '''Main''' Code -----</span><br><br>
	'''Create''' ~~Device~~ Software Object<br>		'''Create''' Manager Software Object<br>
	Hook '''Event''' Functions created above to Device<br>		Hook '''Event''' Functions created above to Device<br>
	'''Open''' Device<br>		'''Open''' Device<br>

	;~~Loop waiting on events and user input~~		;Wait for Enter character input
	~~:Get and Print various device statuses on request by~~ input
	:Handle on-going attach and detach events		:Handle on-going attach and detach events
	:Exit upon ~~specific user~~ input		:Print Hello and Goodbye messages
			:Exit upon input

	'''Close''' Device		'''Close''' Device

Cora at 20:01, 27 January 2012

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	The examples for each device all have this general structure so you can follow along. We also have [[General Phidget Programming\|an in-depth general introduction]] to writing Phidget code (like open, read data, etc), as well as the {{{3}}} for specific syntax:		The examples for each device all have this general structure so you can follow along. We also have [[General Phidget Programming\|an in-depth general introduction]] to writing Phidget code (like open, read data, etc), as well as the {{{3}}} for specific syntax:

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Cora at 19:04, 27 January 2012

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Cora at 19:04, 27 January 2012

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Cora at 15:31, 2 January 2012

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	The examples for each device all have this general structure so you can follow along. We also have [[General Phidget Programming\|an in-depth general introduction]] to writing Phidget code (like open, read data, etc), as well as the {{{3}}} for ~~{{{4}}}~~ specific syntax:		The examples for each device all have this general structure so you can follow along. We also have [[General Phidget Programming\|an in-depth general introduction]] to writing Phidget code (like open, read data, etc), as well as the {{{3}}} for specific syntax:

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Cora at 15:30, 2 January 2012

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	The examples for each device all have this general structure so you can follow along. We also have [[General Phidget Programming\|an in-depth general introduction]] to writing Phidget code (like open, read data, etc), as well as the {{3}} for {{4}} specific syntax:		The examples for each device all have this general structure so you can follow along. We also have [[General Phidget Programming\|an in-depth general introduction]] to writing Phidget code (like open, read data, etc), as well as the {{{3}}} for {{{4}}} specific syntax:

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