Struct playdate_controls::peripherals::Peripherals

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pub struct Peripherals;
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Wrapped Peripherals API.

Currently there’s only one peripheral - accelerometer.

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impl Peripherals

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pub fn enable(value: PDPeripherals) -> Option<()>

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pub fn enable_accelerometer() -> Option<()>

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pub fn enable_all() -> Option<()>

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pub fn disable_all() -> Option<()>

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pub const fn None() -> PDPeripherals

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pub const fn Accelerometer() -> PDPeripherals

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pub const fn All() -> PDPeripherals

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impl RefUnwindSafe for Peripherals

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impl Send for Peripherals

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impl Sync for Peripherals

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impl Unpin for Peripherals

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impl UnwindSafe for Peripherals

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