The thing
Plug the modules to the mainboard, following rigourosly the plan. You can use the numbers on the board to double check.
Each time the device starts, the “ProgramStarted” method is called. We’ll ensure that the LED is switched off and respond to button interactions.
When the button is pressed (button_ButtonPressed) we invert the LED’s state and change its color accordingly.
We choose a green color here but feel free to express your own taste. The LED 7C got its name from the fact that it supports 7 colors
Congratulation, your objet is now functional. Connect USB module to your PC using the provided USB cable. Hit F5 in Visual Studio. The code will be deployed to the device and the device will reboot. If you click the button, the light should light on and off.
Your project should look like this.
Now let’s code the server side of the project.
Hello, it’s the first time I see something like:
LightOn = s == “true”;
What does that do exactly? Does this coding trick has a name? (in order to search for it on Google…)?
Thank you
Hi, this code means that LightOn will get the boolean result of s equal the string “true”. I could have write it like this
LightOn = s == “true” ? true : false;
or
if (s == “true”) {
LightOn = true;
} else {
LightOn = false;
}