controlling two leds using two switches with homegenie

Question

i have controlled green led and red led using arduino with serial monitor.  Now i need to control leds using Homegenie and arduino. But in homegenie only C# program support for .hgx file . i hve an arduino program to control two leds and that is attaching with this  post. Can anyone pls help to write corresponding C# program for this.

 

 Program:

 

typedef int8_t tSI8;

typedef uint8_t tUI8;

enum

{

FALSE = 0u, TRUE

};

/* TRUE = 1 */

/* ============================================================================

* Private Constants

* ==========================================================================*/

static const tUI8 buttonPin = 2; /* the number of the pushbutton pin */

static tUI8 ledPin1 = 4; /* the number of the LED pin green*/

static tUI8 ledPin2 = 6; /* the number of the LED pin red */

/* ============================================================================

* Private variables

* ==========================================================================*/

static String inputString = ""; /* a string to hold incoming data */

static tUI8 buttonState = FALSE; /* variable for reading the pushbutton status */

static tUI8 last_state = FALSE;

static tUI8 DATA_OUT = FALSE;

/* ============================================================================

* Functions

* ==========================================================================*/

/*****************************************************************************/

/** \brief setup() only runs once after boot

*****************************************************************************/

void setup()

{

/* initialize serial/UART port */

Serial.begin(9600u);

/* reserve 200 bytes for the inputString */

inputString.reserve(200u);

/* init pins */

pinMode(ledPin1, OUTPUT);

pinMode(ledPin2, OUTPUT);

pinMode(buttonPin, INPUT_PULLUP);

}

/*****************************************************************************/

/** \brief Loop runs till there is power.

*****************************************************************************/

void loop()

{

/* check if the pushbutton is pressed. */

/* if it is, the buttonState is LOW (inverting) */

buttonState = digitalRead(buttonPin);

digitalWrite(ledPin2, !buttonState); /* visual feedback */

if ((buttonState != last_state) && (last_state != FALSE))

{

DATA_OUT = !DATA_OUT; /* invert state */

Serial.println(DATA_OUT);

}

last_state = buttonState; /* Update falling edge detection */

}

/*****************************************************************************/

/** \brief Handle UART/serial data reception

*

* SerialEvent occurs whenever a new data comes in the

* hardware serial RX. This routine is run between each

* time loop() runs, so using delay inside loop can delay

* response. Multiple bytes of data may be available.

*****************************************************************************/

void serialEvent()

{

while (Serial.available())

{

/* get the new byte: */

char inChar = (char) Serial.read();

/* Change Output pin state (now Green LED) based on what has been received */

if (inChar == '0')

{

digitalWrite(ledPin1, LOW);

} else if(inChar == '1')/* anything but '0' char received */

{

digitalWrite(ledPin1, HIGH);

}

}

}