Don't reconstruct color sensor if not connected #108
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If we lose communication with the sensor over I2C, we don't need to reinitialize the connection to start receiving data again; initializing the device only writes config settings to the color sensor. AFAIK I2C is not bidirectional and so we don't need to "handshake" before the sensor starts sending data to the RIO; rather, the RIO sends read requests to the sensor (when we call
.getColor()
in this case).I think all reconstructing the sensor does is send unnecessary I2C write requests and spam console with errors.