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** This is not recommended as a long-term solution. | ** This is not recommended as a long-term solution. | ||
** Known bugs include an unacceptably frequent traceback when the sensor is in use. | ** Known bugs include an unacceptably frequent traceback when the sensor is in use. | ||
− | ** A more stable CompassSensor class is in the | + | ** A more stable CompassSensor class is in the compass.py module. |
+ | *** It will replace this documentation shortly | ||
=== Scripts === | === Scripts === |
Revision as of 13:18, 18 February 2010
Contents
NXT-Python Documentation
Largely a work in-progress, please add/edit as you learn the details. Note that this page is documenting the NXT-Python v1.1 release (http://code.google.com/p/nxt-python/), not the NXT_Python v0.7 release which appears to have gone dormant (note hyphen vs underscore).
nxt.locator
The function of this module is to locate NXT brick(s). Returns an nxt.bluesock.BlueSock
object for robots connected by Bluetooth and a nxt.usbsock.USBSock
object for robot connected by USB, and throws nxt.locator.BrickNotFoundError
if none can be found.
- Status: incomplete as of 2010-02-14
- Objects
nxt.bluesock.BlueSock
- The object returned byfind_one_brick()
when a brick is found on a Bluetooth connection.
- Methods
connect()
- Try to connect to the brick.close()
- Close connection to brick.host
- Returns the address of the brick.- generator object
find_bricks()
next()
- Find the next brick in the sequence, returns the same thing asfind_one_brick()
.
find_one_brick()
find_bricks(host=None, name=None)
- Find all the bricks in the area, returns a generator objectfind_bricks
.
- Example
import nxt.locator sock = nxt.locator.find_one_brick() brick = sock.connect() print brick.host brick.close()
nxt.motor
- Status: incomplete as of 2010-02-14
- Objects
- Methods
- Example
nxt.sensor
- Status: incomplete as of 2010-02-14
- Objects
- Methods
- Example
nxt.compass
- Status: incomplete as of 2010-02-14
- Objects
- UltrasonicSensor
The compass sensor is a digital sensor, and can be interfaced as if it were another digital sensor, such as the Ultrasonic sensor. .
- Methods
- UltrasonicSensor(bot,port)
- get_sample() returns a value between zero and 180 depending on the heading of the sensor. There is a one-to-two ratio between degrees from due North and get_sample() values.
- Example
compass = UltrasonicSensor(bot, PORT_1) #declare the sensor plugged into port 1 "compass" heading = compass.get_sample()*2 # get the current heading in degrees from due north
- Notes
- This is not recommended as a long-term solution.
- Known bugs include an unacceptably frequent traceback when the sensor is in use.
- A more stable CompassSensor class is in the compass.py module.
- It will replace this documentation shortly
Scripts
Located in $DISTRIBUTION/scripts
.
- nxt_filer
- nxt_push
- nxt_test