From: Björn Bösel <bjoernboesel@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 3 Mar 2022 15:09:42 +0000 (+0100)
Subject: code style again
X-Git-Tag: 7.1.0~1^2~2
X-Git-Url: https://git.ayoreis.com/Adafruit_Blinka-hackapet.git/commitdiff_plain/0f1ce4a6f5931266bab978fe733034826f572972

code style again
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diff --git a/src/usb_hid.py b/src/usb_hid.py
index c55a28d..213a643 100644
--- a/src/usb_hid.py
+++ b/src/usb_hid.py
@@ -483,51 +483,52 @@ def disable() -> None:
         pass
     this.devices = []
 
+
 atexit.register(disable)
 
 
 def enable(requested_devices: Sequence[Device], boot_device: int = 0) -> None:
-# """Specify which USB HID devices that will be available.
-# Can be called in ``boot.py``, before USB is connected.
-#
-# :param Sequence devices: `Device` objects.
-#   If `devices` is empty, HID is disabled. The order of the ``Devices``
-#   may matter to the host. For instance, for MacOS, put the mouse device
-#   before any Gamepad or Digitizer HID device or else it will not work.
-# :param int boot_device: If non-zero, inform the host that support for a
-#   a boot HID device is available.
-#   If ``boot_device=1``, a boot keyboard is available.
-#   If ``boot_device=2``, a boot mouse is available. No other values are allowed.
-#   See below.
-#
-# If you enable too many devices at once, you will run out of USB endpoints.
-# The number of available endpoints varies by microcontroller.
-# CircuitPython will go into safe mode after running ``boot.py`` to inform you if
-# not enough endpoints are available.
-#
-# **Boot Devices**
-#
-# Boot devices implement a fixed, predefined report descriptor, defined in
-# https://www.usb.org/sites/default/files/hid1_12.pdf, Appendix B. A USB host
-# can request to use the boot device if the USB device says it is available.
-# Usually only a BIOS or other kind of limited-functionality
-# host needs boot keyboard support.
-#
-# For example, to make a boot keyboard available, you can use this code::
-#
-#   usb_hid.enable((Device.KEYBOARD), boot_device=1)  # 1 for a keyboard
-#
-# If the host requests the boot keyboard, the report descriptor provided by `Device.KEYBOARD`
-# will be ignored, and the predefined report descriptor will be used.
-# But if the host does not request the boot keyboard,
-# the descriptor provided by `Device.KEYBOARD` will be used.
-#
-# The HID boot device must usually be the first or only device presented by CircuitPython.
-# The HID device will be USB interface number 0.
-# To make sure it is the first device, disable other USB devices, including CDC and MSC (CIRCUITPY).
-# If you specify a non-zero ``boot_device``, and it is not the first device, CircuitPython
-# will enter safe mode to report this error.
-# """
+    # """Specify which USB HID devices that will be available.
+    # Can be called in ``boot.py``, before USB is connected.
+    #
+    # :param Sequence devices: `Device` objects.
+    #   If `devices` is empty, HID is disabled. The order of the ``Devices``
+    #   may matter to the host. For instance, for MacOS, put the mouse device
+    #   before any Gamepad or Digitizer HID device or else it will not work.
+    # :param int boot_device: If non-zero, inform the host that support for a
+    #   a boot HID device is available.
+    #   If ``boot_device=1``, a boot keyboard is available.
+    #   If ``boot_device=2``, a boot mouse is available. No other values are allowed.
+    #   See below.
+    #
+    # If you enable too many devices at once, you will run out of USB endpoints.
+    # The number of available endpoints varies by microcontroller.
+    # CircuitPython will go into safe mode after running ``boot.py`` to inform you if
+    # not enough endpoints are available.
+    #
+    # **Boot Devices**
+    #
+    # Boot devices implement a fixed, predefined report descriptor, defined in
+    # https://www.usb.org/sites/default/files/hid1_12.pdf, Appendix B. A USB host
+    # can request to use the boot device if the USB device says it is available.
+    # Usually only a BIOS or other kind of limited-functionality
+    # host needs boot keyboard support.
+    #
+    # For example, to make a boot keyboard available, you can use this code::
+    #
+    #   usb_hid.enable((Device.KEYBOARD), boot_device=1)  # 1 for a keyboard
+    #
+    # If the host requests the boot keyboard, the report descriptor provided by `Device.KEYBOARD`
+    # will be ignored, and the predefined report descriptor will be used.
+    # But if the host does not request the boot keyboard,
+    # the descriptor provided by `Device.KEYBOARD` will be used.
+    #
+    # The HID boot device must usually be the first or only device presented by CircuitPython.
+    # The HID device will be USB interface number 0.
+    # To make sure it is the first device, disable other USB devices, including CDC and MSC (CIRCUITPY).
+    # If you specify a non-zero ``boot_device``, and it is not the first device, CircuitPython
+    # will enter safe mode to report this error.
+    # """
     this.boot_device = boot_device
 
     if len(requested_devices) == 0: