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using tsl.lux can produce unanticipated Exception #17

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using tsl.lux can produce unanticipated Exception
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change indent to make pylint happy
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7 changes: 5 additions & 2 deletions examples/tsl2561_simpletest.py
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# Get raw (luminosity) readings using tuple unpacking
#broadband, infrared = tsl.luminosity

# Get computed lux value
# Get computed lux value (tsl.lux can return None or a float)
lux = tsl.lux

# Print results
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print("Integration time = {}".format(tsl.integration_time))
print("Broadband = {}".format(broadband))
print("Infrared = {}".format(infrared))
print("Lux = {}".format(lux))
if lux is not None:
print("Lux = {}".format(lux))
else:
print("Lux value is None. Possible sensor underrange or overrange.")

# Disble the light sensor (to save power)
tsl.enabled = False