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Testrunner is now impported as a package found in PYTHONPATH, so import can be placed at the top of the script as usual.
Description
This test verifies that the uMorse package compiles with RIOT. It also checks
its basic functions by encoding a text string into Morse code. The encoded text
is printed to the shell using . and _ for DIT (short) and DAH (long) Morse
chars. Inter char gaps are represented by (space), inter word gaps are
printed as / (dash). Even longer gaps are printed as \n (new line).
The Morse code will be printed 2 times using different encoding strategies provided by uMorse. The first run is printed with delays, i.e., the Morse code is printed with a certain timing. The second run is printed without delay, i.e., Morse code is printed all at once. However, if compiled for a board with a LED0_ON defined, the second run will use the LED0 to blink the Morse encoded text with delays.
Configure delays
The delay can be configured by setting UMORSE_DELAY_DIT, see Makefile.
The default in uMorse is 60ms, as this is quite fast for beginners, its
set to 120ms for this test and could be further raised, e.g. 240ms.