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--- blocks:drivers:example [2019-09-17 16:32]
admin Added super call
+++ blocks:drivers:example [2022-06-22 18:54]
admin removed atom references
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   - It's available as a [[https://www.dataton.com/downloads/watchout|free download]], so anyone can use it to try out the driver.
-Open the driver using the Atom editor, and follow along in the code as you read this walk-through.
+Open the driver using a [[blocks:drivers:tools|code editor]], and follow along in the code as you read this walk-through.
 ===== Import Statements =====
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-These other files provide definitions of system functions used to communicate with the device, such as the NetworkTCP interface imported from the "system/Network" file. You can navigate to referenced classes or files by command-clicking (Mac) or control-clicking (Windows) these items in the Atom editor. The referenced files contain the relevant declarations, and often also contain comments that further describe the referenced functions.
+These other files provide definitions of system functions used to communicate with the device, such as the NetworkTCP interface imported from the "system/Network" file. You can navigate to referenced classes or files by command-clicking (Mac) or control-clicking (Windows) these items in the editor. The referenced files contain the relevant declarations, and often also contain comments that further describe the referenced functions.
-Not only does this provide relevant documentation. It also provides information for the TypeScript compiler as well as for the [[blocks:drivers:tools|Atom]] editor. The Atom editor uses this information to guide you when writing code, often providing hints as you type, showing available functions, parameters, etc. If you make a mistake, this is often highlighted in red by the Atom editor and/or flagged by the TypeScript compiler.
+Not only does this provide relevant documentation. It also provides information for the TypeScript compiler as well as for the [[blocks:drivers:tools|code editor]]. The code editor uses this information to guide you when writing code, often providing hints as you type, showing available functions, parameters, etc. If you make a mistake, this is often highlighted in red by the code editor and/or flagged by the TypeScript compiler.
 =====  Driver Class Declaration =====