Make simple Android apps to control Puck.js with the new plugin for DroidScript

This is great for whipping up a quick GUI on your phone to control something on the Puck. Here are two very simple examples that don't need any special code on the Puck to work.

app.LoadPlugin( "PuckJS" );

function OnStart()
{
  lay = app.CreateLayout( "Linear", "VCenter,FillXY" );
  btn1 = app.CreateToggle( "LED1" );
  btn2 = app.CreateToggle( "LED2" );
  btn3 = app.CreateToggle( "LED3" );
  btn1.SetOnTouch( btn1_OnTouch );
  btn2.SetOnTouch( btn2_OnTouch );
  btn3.SetOnTouch( btn3_OnTouch );
  lay.AddChild( btn1 );
  lay.AddChild( btn2 );
  lay.AddChild( btn3 );
  app.AddLayout( lay );

  puck = app.CreatePuckJS();
 // puck.Scan( "Puck" );
 puck.Connect('AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF');
}

function btn1_OnTouch( isChecked )
{
  puck.SetLED( 1, isChecked );
}
function btn2_OnTouch( isChecked )
{
  puck.SetLED( 2, isChecked );
}
function btn3_OnTouch( isChecked )
{
  puck.SetLED( 3, isChecked );
}

app.LoadPlugin( "PuckJS" );
var on= false;
var intr;
function OnStart()
{
  lay = app.CreateLayout( "Linear", "VCenter,FillXY" );
  btn1 = app.CreateToggle( "LED1" );
  btn1.SetOnTouch( btn1_OnTouch );
  lay.AddChild( btn1 );
  app.AddLayout( lay );
  puck = app.CreatePuckJS();
  puck.Connect('AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF');
}

function btn1_OnTouch( isChecked )
{
  if (isChecked) {
   intr= setInterval('on=!on;puck.SetLED(1, on)', 500);
  }
 else {
    clearInterval(intr);
    puck.SetLED(1, false);
  }
}

Andrew