Difference between revisions of "Peripheral detach (event)"
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| + | == Example == | ||
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| + | p = peripheral.wrap("right") --wraps the peripheral on the right side | ||
| + | event, side =os.pullEvent("peripheral_detach") --wait's until the peripheral is disconnected (e.g. Destroyed) | ||
| + | print(event) --print's the event name | ||
| + | print(side) --print's the side where the Peripheral was | ||
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 Event peripheral_detach | |
| Fired when a peripheral is disconnected (directly adjacent) from the computer. | |
| Returned Object 1 | The String value of the side of the now-disconnected peripheral. |
Example
p = peripheral.wrap("right") --wraps the peripheral on the right side
event, side =os.pullEvent("peripheral_detach") --wait's until the peripheral is disconnected (e.g. Destroyed)
print(event) --print's the event name
print(side) --print's the side where the Peripheral was
