I'm trying to write code that should result in a click of the mouse, based on dwell time. I'm getting data from a gyroscope to move the mouse around. I'm not sure what the best way is to approach this from a coding perspective.
My current thinking in pseudocode is below. Basically it should be a rolling total of the last X sensor measurements, which is then compared to a dwell size/radius variable.
On a high level, what would be a feasible approach? I tried a couple of times with for loops and different code, but didn't get anywhere close. I would really appreciate advice about whether my high-level approach is even feasible. Thank you!
update array with sensor measurements for (i = dwell time) ();
update sum of the array = + i measurement; - (i - size of the array) measurement at each sensor measurement
if at last element of array
if sum of the array < dwell radius; click
loop to the beginning of the array
Though I'm not sure if (i - size of the array) measurement is even possible to do, since it could result in negative i values.
