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modules/hu_source.py

@@ -595,7 +595,7 @@ def select( self, index, subIndex=None ):
 		self.__printer('Setting active source to {0}: {1:s}'.format(index,self.lSource[index]['displayname']))
 		self.iCurrentSource[0] = index
 		self.iCurrentSource[1] = subIndex
-		self.source_manager.getPluginByName(self.lSource[index]['name']).plugin_object.on_activate(subIndex)
+		self.source_manager.getPluginByName(self.lSource[index]['name']).plugin_object.on_activate(subIndex)	# TODO! do we want to activate by calling ON-activate????
 		return True
 
 		'''
@@ -695,7 +695,7 @@ def source_iterator(ix_start, ix_stop, j_start, reverse):
 						if subsource['available']:
 							self.iCurrentSource[0] = i
 							self.iCurrentSource[1] = j
-							self.source_manager.getPluginByName(self.lSource[i]['name']).plugin_object.on_activate(j)
+							self.source_manager.getPluginByName(self.lSource[i]['name']).plugin_object.on_activate(j)	# TODO! do we want to activate by calling ON-activate????
 							return self.iCurrentSource
 						j += 1
 				i += 1

rgb_test_werkt.py

@@ -0,0 +1,67 @@
+#defining the RPi's pins as Input / Output
+import RPi.GPIO as GPIO
+
+#importing the library for delaying command.
+import time 
+
+#used for GPIO numbering
+GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BCM) 
+
+#closing the warnings when you are compiling the code
+GPIO.setwarnings(False)
+
+RUNNING = True
+
+#defining the pins
+red = 16
+green = 12
+blue = 23
+
+#defining the pins as output
+GPIO.setup(red, GPIO.OUT) 
+GPIO.setup(green, GPIO.OUT)
+GPIO.setup(blue, GPIO.OUT)
+
+#choosing a frequency for pwm
+Freq = 100
+
+#defining the pins that are going to be used with PWM
+RED = GPIO.PWM(red, Freq)  
+GREEN = GPIO.PWM(green, Freq)
+BLUE = GPIO.PWM(blue, Freq)
+
+try:
+	#we are starting with the loop
+	while RUNNING: 
+		#lighting up the pins. 100 means giving 100% to the pin
+		RED.start(100)
+		GREEN.start(1)
+		BLUE.start(1)
+		#For anode RGB LED users, if you want to start with RED too the only thing to be done is defining RED as one and GREEN and BLUE as 100.
+
+		for x in range(1,101):
+			# for changing the width of PWM, this command is used
+			GREEN.ChangeDutyCycle(x) 
+			#for anode LED users, just change x with 101-x		
+
+			# and for delay time.sleep is used. You can chance the duration of the colors with changing the time from here
+			time.sleep(0.05) 
+
+		for x in range(1,101):
+
+			RED.ChangeDutyCycle(101-x)
+			time.sleep(0.025)
+
+		for x in range(1,101):
+			GREEN.ChangeDutyCycle(101-x)
+			BLUE.ChangeDutyCycle(x)
+			time.sleep(0.025)
+
+		for x in range(1,101):
+			RED.ChangeDutyCycle(x)
+			time.sleep(0.025)
+
+except KeyboardInterrupt: 
+	# the purpose of this part is, when you interrupt the code, it will stop the while loop and turn off the pins, which means your LED won't light anymore
+	RUNNING = False  
+	GPIO.cleanup()