Renamed AnalogTrigger to Analog_trigger for consistency with other device names.

Author: ThomasAkam

source/pyControl/hardware.py

@@ -249,7 +249,7 @@ def __init__(
         self.triggers = triggers if triggers is not None else []
 
         if threshold is not None:  # For backward compatibility
-            self.triggers.append(AnalogTrigger(threshold, rising_event, falling_event))
+            self.triggers.append(Analog_trigger(threshold, rising_event, falling_event))
 
         self.timer = pyb.Timer(available_timers.pop())
         if pin:  # pin argument can be None when Analog_input subclassed.
@@ -362,7 +362,7 @@ def send_buffer(self, run_stop=False):
             fw.usb_serial.send(self.buffers[buffer_n])
 
 
-class AnalogTrigger(IO_object):
+class Analog_trigger(IO_object):
     # Generates framework events when an analog signal goes above or below specified threshold value.
 
     def __init__(self, threshold, rising_event=None, falling_event=None):

tasks/example/running_wheel.py

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 
 from pyControl.utility import *
 from devices import *
-from pyControl.hardware import AnalogTrigger
+from pyControl.hardware import Analog_trigger
 
 # Variables.
 
@@ -18,13 +18,13 @@
 v.give_bonus = False  # Whether to give bonus reward.
 v.bonus_reward_duration = 50 * ms  # Time to add to reward duration if bonus is earned.
 
-running_trigger = AnalogTrigger(
+running_trigger = Analog_trigger(
     threshold=v.velocity_threshold,
     rising_event="started_running",
     falling_event="stopped_running",
 )
 
-bonus_trigger = AnalogTrigger(
+bonus_trigger = Analog_trigger(
     threshold=v.bonus_velocity_threshold,
     rising_event="bonus_earned",
 )