Update partition.rst #4561
Update partition.rst #4561
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Provided an extra example for RGBIC + CCTIC ledstrips. It took me quite some time to find this myself so I thought the docs could use a extra example
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93-105: Enhance the example with additional context and complete patterns.While the example is technically correct, consider these improvements for better clarity:
- Add the total number of LEDs in the comment section
- Explain why RGBIC and CCTIC LEDs need to be addressed separately
- Show a more complete pattern instead of using "etc." For example:
# Example for joining multiple segments of one source. # For example when using RGBIC + CCTIC addressable LED strips. # These can have the RGBIC LEDs on the even addresses and the CCTIC LEDs on the odd addresses. +# Assuming a strip with 10 LEDs total (5 RGBIC + 5 CCTIC alternating) +# Note: Creating many single-LED segments may impact performance - platform: partition name: "Odd leds" segments: # first odd led - id: light1 from: 1 to: 1 # second odd led - id: light1 from: 3 to: 3 - # etc. + # third odd led + - id: light1 + from: 5 + to: 5 + # fourth odd led + - id: light1 + from: 7 + to: 7 + # fifth odd led + - id: light1 + from: 9 + to: 9 - platform: partition name: "Even leds" segments: # first even led - id: light1 from: 0 to: 0 # second even led - id: light1 from: 2 to: 2 - # etc. + # third even led + - id: light1 + from: 4 + to: 4 + # fourth even led + - id: light1 + from: 6 + to: 6 + # fifth even led + - id: light1 + from: 8 + to: 8Also applies to: 106-118
93-118: Consider adding a performance note.Since this example creates many single-LED segments, it would be helpful to reference the existing performance note in the documentation or add a specific note about the trade-offs of this approach.
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90-92: LGTM! Clear introduction of the example's purpose.The comments effectively explain the use case for RGBIC + CCTIC LED strips and the even/odd addressing pattern.
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Provided an extra example for RGBIC + CCTIC ledstrips. It took me quite some time to find this myself so I thought the docs could use a extra example
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Related issue (if applicable): fixes
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nextbecause this is new documentation that has a matching pull-request in esphome as linked above.or
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currentbecause this is a fix, change and/or adjustment in the current documentation and is not for a new component or feature.Link added in
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