BrightSign HD2000 Object Reference Manual - Manual (Page 7)

i3.DisplayFile( "museum_ad2.jpg" )
endif
r=CreateObject( "roRectangle" , 1520, 50, 300, 100)
res=CreateObject( "roResourceManager" , "resources.txt" )
c=CreateObject( "roClockWidget" ,r, res, true )
c.Show()
r=CreateObject(
"roRectangle" , 60, 900, 1800, 100)
t=CreateObject( "roTextWidget" , r, 3, 0, 5)
t.SetForegroundColor(&ha0a0a0)
t.PushString(
"The next Museum tour will be starting at 2:30pm in
the lobby." )
t.PushString( "Visit the Museum Store today for 15% all
purchases." )
t.PushString( "Become a museum member and today's visit is free." )
t.PushString( "BrightSign solid-state media players power
interactive video exhibits with simplicity, reliability and
interactivity to high-impact digital signage. Learn more at
www.roku.com/brightsign."
)
t.Show()
p=CreateObject(
"roMessagePort" )
sw = CreateObject(
"roGpioControlPort" )
sw.SetPort(p)
msg_loop:
msg=wait(0,p)
if type(msg)= "roGpioButton" then
if debug AND msg=12 then 'Video Select
end
endif
else
print "Unknown event " ; type( event )
endif
goto msg_loop
BrightSign Object Library
This section specifies each of the Roku Objects that are included with BrigthScript.
Event Loops
When creating anything more than a very simple script, an Event Loop will need to be created. An Event
Loop typically has this structure:
1. wait for the event
2. process the event
3. jump back to 1
Events are things like a button press, a timer that has triggered, a video that has finished playing back, etc.
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