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(allows for local builds..)
(to better test actual library behavior)
+ expand example
(& cleanup examples)
(and do not use std:min & std:max)
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This Pull-Request adds a new way of configuration management to the Adafruit_TSL2561 core files.
they enable a advanced & fast configuration setting.
this functionality is used in the
slight_TSL2591AutoSensitivityclass.(currently located in the example
tsl2591_auto_sensitivity)This class implements a automatic switching of the configuration to get the full range of light sensitivity the sensor offers.
i think this class gives a big useful addition for the sensor - as you don't have to think about the correct sensitivity range anymore.
additionally i have added a simple average filter.
one more idea is a 'value has changed flag' -
that is aware of the current 'range':
for 0.1..2 Lux it triggers if first first decimal place changes
for 2..10 lux it triggers if first integral digit changes (but does not on fractional changes)
and so on...
this way 'noise' does not trigger...
if Adafruit is willing to merge this, i am happy to rename this class..
if this 'auto sensitivity' is to 'advanced' / not matching for this lib i will split this functionality into my own library.
and would add a advanced example explaining the use of the advanced configuration here.
please let me know what you think of this!
sunny greetings
stefan