Hiya,
Here's a quick hack: a small Python library that allows you to read the G-sensor values on HTC devices.
Currently it does not support Omnia as I don't have access to neither the device nor a good description of the process.
The API is simple:
Code:
import htc_gsensor
s = htc_gsensor.HTCGSensor()
data = s.get_values()
print '-------------\nG: [%f, %f, %f]\nR: %f, %f' % (
data.gravity_x,
data.gravity_y,
data.gravity_z,
data.rotation_x,
data.rotation_y
)
License: LGPL 2.1+
Hope you find it useful (or fun to play with).
patrys said:
Hiya,
Here's a quick hack: a small Python library that allows you to read the G-sensor values on HTC devices.
Currently it does not support Omnia as I don't have access to neither the device nor a good description of the process.
The API is simple:
Code:
import htc_gsensor
s = htc_gsensor.HTCGSensor()
data = s.get_values()
print '-------------\nG: [%f, %f, %f]\nR: %f, %f' % (
data.gravity_x,
data.gravity_y,
data.gravity_z,
data.rotation_x,
data.rotation_y
)
License: LGPL 2.1+
Hope you find it useful (or fun to play with).
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how do i use it ? any suggestion and install instruction will be helpful....a exe to test will be great
It's a Python module. It's only useful for software developers, not regular users.
To test you need to install Python CE, copy the module (unzipped .py file) to the device and launch it from the file manager.
how about the touch sensor?
Hello how can i use the touch sensor within python?
thanks
António
Thanks man, I will give it a try...
By the way, I do not understand why the community is not very much interested in PythonCE, as far as I see even MortScript has far more popularity.
Come on people, Python rocks, we should use it more often, it is so powerfull and so easy to use.
patrys said:
Hiya,
Here's a quick hack: a small Python library that allows you to read the G-sensor values on HTC devices.
Currently it does not support Omnia as I don't have access to neither the device nor a good description of the process.
The API is simple:
Code:
import htc_gsensor
s = htc_gsensor.HTCGSensor()
data = s.get_values()
print '-------------\nG: [%f, %f, %f]\nR: %f, %f' % (
data.gravity_x,
data.gravity_y,
data.gravity_z,
data.rotation_x,
data.rotation_y
)
License: LGPL 2.1+
Hope you find it useful (or fun to play with).
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Now that's cool hah - Not my device, but always glad to see another Python user
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