A queue for toggling a GPIO or blinking an LED, with binary patterns encoded as a u32.
use blinq::{Pattern, Blinq, patterns, consts};
// Create a blink queue with room for 8 patterns (note: the capacity must be 1 higher
// then the amount of patterns you wish to store), that is active-low
let mut blinq: Blinq<FakeGpio, 9> = Blinq::new(gpio, true);
// Insert "HELLO." in morse code
blinq.enqueue(patterns::morse::H); // 8 steps
blinq.enqueue(patterns::morse::E); // 2 steps
blinq.enqueue(patterns::morse::L); // 10 steps
blinq.enqueue(patterns::morse::L); // 10 steps
blinq.enqueue(patterns::morse::O); // 12 steps
blinq.enqueue(patterns::morse::FULL_STOP); // 18 steps
// This is 60 steps
for _ in 0..60 {
blinq.step();
}
// The queue is now exhausted, and the GPIO will be driven to the
// inactive state
blinq.step();Licensed under either of
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Apache License, Version 2.0 (LICENSE-APACHE or http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
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MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
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