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Learn how to easily bind multiple functions to a single button press in Python GPIOZero by merging functions or using lambda expressions.
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How to Bind Two Functions to button.when_pressed in Python GPIOZero?

If you're working with GPIOZero in Python and need to bind multiple functions to a single button press, you're not alone! Many developers face the challenge of wanting to execute more than one action with a single button. For instance, you might want to toggle both a buzzer and an LED with the same button. This guide will guide you through a couple of effective solutions to achieve this.

The Challenge

When you use GPIOZero, you may find that binding multiple functions directly to an action such as button press isn't straightforward. For example, trying to do this:

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will result in an error, as you cannot directly bind multiple actions in that manner.

Solutions for Binding Two Functions

Fortunately, there are simple solutions to bind two functions to a button press in GPIOZero. Let’s explore them:

Solution 1: Merge Functions into a Single Function

The first and often simplest solution is to create a new function that calls both the LED toggle and the buzzer toggle functions sequentially. Here’s how you can do it:

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In this approach:

You define a new function, ledtoggle_buzzertoggle(), that handles the toggling of both devices.

You then assign this function to button.when_pressed, ensuring that when the button is pressed, both the LED and the buzzer are toggled.

Solution 2: Using a Lambda Expression

If you prefer a more concise solution, you can use a lambda expression to achieve the same result without defining a separate function. Here’s how it looks:

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In this example:

A lambda function is created that calls both the led.toggle() and buzzer.toggle() functions when the button is pressed.

The use of square brackets [] allows for the execution of both functions in one line.

Conclusion

Binding multiple functions to a single button press in Python's GPIOZero can greatly enhance the functionality of your projects. Whether you choose to merge functions into a single callable or utilize a lambda expression, both methods are effective and straightforward. Now you can seamlessly toggle multiple outputs, such as a buzzer and an LED, with the press of one button!

Feel free to experiment with these solutions and apply them to your own projects to see how they can simplify your GPIOZero programming tasks!