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Updated firstTriggered() method making it more efficient.
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name=BlockNot | ||
version=2.1.2 | ||
version=2.1.3 | ||
author=Michael Sims <[email protected]> | ||
maintainer=Michael Sims <[email protected]> | ||
sentence=BlockNot gives you non-blocking timers with simplicity. | ||
paragraph=Added lastTriggerDuration() method. Stop using delay() in your code because it stops the execution of your code until the timer has finished. BlockNot's design focus is always SIMPLICITY and COMMON SENSE. It uses common sense terms which simplifies the reading and writing of your code. It offers, among several things, convenient AND SIMPLE timer functionality, but most of all ... it gets you away from blocking methods, like delay() - as a means of managing events in your code. Non-Blocking is the proper way to implement timing events in Arduino code and BlockNot makes it easy while also offering the ability to branch your code using many different references to time. Check out the documentation by clicking on More info. | ||
paragraph=Stop using delay() in your code because it stops the execution of your code until the timer has finished. BlockNot's design focus is always SIMPLICITY and COMMON SENSE. It uses common sense terms which simplifies the reading and writing of your code. It offers, among several things, convenient AND SIMPLE timer functionality, but most of all ... it gets you away from blocking methods, like delay() - as a means of managing events in your code. Non-Blocking is the proper way to implement timing events in Arduino code and BlockNot makes it easy while also offering the ability to branch your code using many different references to time. Check out the documentation by clicking on More info. | ||
category=Timing | ||
url=http://github.com/EasyG0ing1/BlockNot | ||
architectures=* | ||
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