How to use illuminare method in SeleniumBase

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italian.py

Source: italian.py Github

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...129 return self.switch_to_window(*args, **kwargs)130 def passa_alla_finestra_predefinita(self, *args, **kwargs):131 # switch_to_default_window()132 return self.switch_to_default_window(*args, **kwargs)133 def illuminare(self, *args, **kwargs):134 # highlight(selector)135 return self.highlight(*args, **kwargs)136 def illuminare_clic(self, *args, **kwargs):137 # highlight_click(selector)138 return self.highlight_click(*args, **kwargs)139 def scorrere_fino_a(self, *args, **kwargs):140 # scroll_to(selector)141 return self.scroll_to(*args, **kwargs)142 def scorri_verso_alto(self, *args, **kwargs):143 # scroll_to_top()144 return self.scroll_to_top(*args, **kwargs)145 def scorri_verso_il_basso(self, *args, **kwargs):146 # scroll_to_bottom()147 return self.scroll_to_bottom(*args, **kwargs)...

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interrupt_play.py

Source: interrupt_play.py Github

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1#!/​usr/​bin/​env python32#3#Author: Giovanni Rasera Per Cynexo4#Date: 2021 03 225#Behavior: Lo script crea due thread 6# 1 - Ascolta in interrupt la GPIO del bottone per far partire un suono7# 2 - Fa illuminare dei led a ciclo8#9from periphery import GPIO10import sys11import wave12import getopt13import signal14import alsaaudio15import threading16import time17#GPIO Specifico della scheda Cynexo18class CynexoGPIO():19 def __init__(self):20 self.gpio_FBtn = GPIO("/​dev/​gpiochip4", 12, "in")21 self.gpio_FBtn.edge = "falling"22 self.gpio_green = GPIO("/​dev/​gpiochip1", 24, "out")23 self.gpio_red = GPIO("/​dev/​gpiochip1", 25, "out")24 self.gpio_blue = GPIO("/​dev/​gpiochip2", 23, "out")25 26 def close(self):27 self.gpio_green.write(False)28 self.gpio_red.write(False)29 self.gpio_blue.write(False)30 self.gpio_FBtn.close()31 self.gpio_green.close()32 self.gpio_red.close()33 self.gpio_blue.close()34Cy_Board = CynexoGPIO()35#Ctrl+C36def signal_handler(sig, frame):37 print('Stop: Ctrl+C!')38 #Chiudere la Scheda e ritornare le risorse al sistema39 Cy_Board.close()40 sys.exit(0)41signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, signal_handler)42#Interrut per far partire la musica43class InterruptButton(threading.Thread):44 def __init__(self, threadID, name, board):45 threading.Thread.__init__(self)46 self.button = board.gpio_FBtn47 self.threadID = threadID48 self.name = name49 def play(self, data, periodsize, device, f):50 #Leggi e suona51 while data:52 device.write(data)53 data = f.readframes(periodsize)54 def run(self):55 f = wave.open(args[0], 'rb')56 periodsize = f.getframerate() /​/​ 857 device = alsaaudio.PCM()58 while(True):59 #Prebuffering60 data = f.readframes(periodsize)61 #Interrupt62 print("Interrupt Button:")63 self.button.read_event() 64 #Play65 self.play(data, periodsize, device, f)66 f.close()67 f = wave.open(args[0], 'rb')68#RGB69class RGBCicle(threading.Thread):70 def __init__(self, threadID, name, board):71 threading.Thread.__init__(self)72 self.gpio_green = board.gpio_green73 self.gpio_red = board.gpio_red74 self.gpio_blue = board.gpio_blue 75 self.threadID = threadID76 self.name = name77 78 def run(self):79 while(True):80 self.gpio_green.write(False)81 self.gpio_red.write(True)82 self.gpio_blue.write(False)83 time.sleep(1)84 self.gpio_green.write(False)85 self.gpio_red.write(False)86 self.gpio_blue.write(True)87 time.sleep(1)88 self.gpio_green.write(True)89 self.gpio_red.write(False)90 self.gpio_blue.write(False)91 time.sleep(1)92 93def usage():94 print('usage: playwav.py <file>', file=sys.stderr)95 sys.exit(2)96#Main97if __name__ == '__main__':98 device = 'default'99 opts, args = getopt.getopt(sys.argv[1:], 'd:')100 #Come usare101 if not args:102 usage()103 #Threading104 threadButton = InterruptButton(1, "Interrupt Button", Cy_Board)105 threadOther = RGBCicle(2, "RGB", Cy_Board)106 threadButton.start()...

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movement.py

Source: movement.py Github

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1#import linuxcnc2#move here and there to move cassetti3#to illuminare slot4#to check how alto a cassetto is...

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