Serge NOEL
37 lines
1.3 KiB
Python
37 lines
1.3 KiB
Python
# Listens for specific Sensor (Sensor #4), plays crossing gate sound on train entering block.
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# Based on Listen example and sound example by Bob Jacobsen, copyright 2004
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# Modified by Scott CR Henry
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import jmri
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import java
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import java.beans
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# Define the listener to play a sound when a sensor goes active
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class SoundListener(java.beans.PropertyChangeListener):
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def propertyChange(self, event):
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if ((event.newValue == ACTIVE) and (event.oldValue == INACTIVE)) : self.snd.play()
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# play the sound once
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# You can also do snd.loop() to start playing the sound
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# as a continuous loop, and snd.stop() to stop it
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# Create one of these and set it's sound
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# create the sound object by loading a file
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m = SoundListener()
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m.snd = jmri.jmrit.Sound("resources/sounds/Crossing.wav")
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# Attach that listener to desired sensors, e.g. number 4 and 7
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sensors.provideSensor("4").addPropertyChangeListener(m)
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sensors.provideSensor("7").addPropertyChangeListener(m)
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# To use a different sound, create another copy of the listener
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# and set its sound to a different file
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m = SoundListener()
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# ("m" is the same variable, but it now contains a different copy of SoundListener)
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m.snd = jmri.jmrit.Sound("resources/sounds/RlyClick.wav")
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# and attach this new one to another sensor
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sensors.provideSensor("9").addPropertyChangeListener(m)
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