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Examples: touch calibration, palettes and pdwidgets examples, from pydevices-examples - #307
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Removed from pydevices-examples in PyDevices/pydevices-examples#249. |
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Three examples move here from pydevices-examples, which removes them in a matching PR:
examples/appdev_touch_calibrate.py(was appdev_touch_test.py) walks you through touching four corners at each rotation and prints thetouch_rotation_tablea board_config needs.palettes/examples/palettes_demo.pyshows the wheel, cube and Material Design palettes.pdwidgets/examples/joystick_list_select.pymoves a list's highlight with a joystick or D-pad.Only docstrings and a comment changed. Each ran once on CPython 3.12 in an SDL window; the touch calibration ran as far as drawing its first corner's box, since finishing it takes someone touching the screen.