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package com.diozero.devices;

/*-
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 * Project:      Device I/O Zero - Core
 * Filename:     Keypad.java  
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import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import com.diozero.api.DigitalInputDevice;
import com.diozero.api.DigitalOutputDevice;
import com.diozero.api.GpioEventTrigger;
import com.diozero.api.GpioPullUpDown;

/**
 * 

References:

* *

Note, this class should be run with the mmap provider as it configures input pull-up registers, * something that cannot be done with the sysfs provider unfortunately. You can of course wire it up * with your own pull-up resistors.

*/ public class Keypad { public static final char NO_KEY = '\0'; private DigitalInputDevice[] rows; private DigitalOutputDevice[] cols; private char[][] keys; // Last read on / off state for all keys private boolean[][] values; public Keypad(int[] rowGpios, int[] colGpios, char[][] keys) { // Validate keys array dimensions matches rowGpios and colGpios if (keys.length != rowGpios.length || keys[0].length != colGpios.length) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Array dimensions do not match"); } this.keys = keys; rows = new DigitalInputDevice[rowGpios.length]; cols = new DigitalOutputDevice[colGpios.length]; int i=0; for (int gpio : rowGpios) { rows[i++] = new DigitalInputDevice(gpio, GpioPullUpDown.PULL_UP, GpioEventTrigger.NONE); } i=0; for (int gpio : colGpios) { cols[i++] = new DigitalOutputDevice(gpio, false, false); } values = new boolean[rows.length][cols.length]; } public List getKeys() { scanKeys(); List keys_pressed = new ArrayList<>(); for (int r=0; r




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