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Understanding external interrupt logic level change for debouncing
If you're looking for the ultimate in flexibility witha single button check out my Arduino ButtonGesture Library in the IDE's library manager (ctrl/cmd) shift I. It let's you use single, double, and triple presses, along with combinations of short or long hold on the last press to allow up to 6 different functions to be called using a single button. Great for playback/record devices and for single button menu navigation, among other things.
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Simple solution to button library?
Try this one. https://github.com/ripred/ButtonGestures
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I just got my first two libraries accepted into Arduino's Official Library Collection!
ButtonGestures allows you to get multiple uses out of a single pushbutton. You can set it up to call one of several functions based on \how** you press the button. You can have it cal one function for a "short" button press for example and a different function if you hold it down for a "long" press.
Button Gestures and TomServo! They both need example schematics and directions for use and that is ongoing. I'd love any feedback if you find them useful or think of something that could be improved. And of course contributions from anyone who sees a sharp edge that needs sanding down are more than welcome! 😏
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Button Gestures Library
The ButtonGestures Library will allow you to use a single push button to invoke one of 6 different functions based on combinations of single, double, and triple press, with short and long hold patterns. i.e. button gestures.
- Two functions of one button, depends on for how long you hold it pushed down...
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ripred/ButtonGestures is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 or later which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of ButtonGestures is C++.
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