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Interrupt example not working with 1.2.1
With version 1.2.1 on Interrupt example:
button.read(INTERRUPT); generates: error: 'INTERRUPT' was not declared in this scope
Hi @octave I will take a look at it and get back to you. I appreciate your feedback.
@octave
This is what is happening. In v1.2.1 we fixed an issue with the INTERRUPT macro as it was already defined in the arduino environment. To fix such problem, we renamed INTERRUPT to EASYBUTTON_READ_TYPE_INTERRUPT. This update should have been released as a major version update since it was a breaking change.
We will be fixing this error as well as update the corresponding examples in v2.0 soon.
Meanwhile all you have to do is use EASYBUTTON_READ_TYPE_INTERRUPT instead of INTERRUPT when calling the read method as follow:
void buttonISR()
{
read() function
button.read(EASYBUTTON_READ_TYPE_INTERRUPT);
}
I am very sorry for this inconvenience and I appreciate your feedback.
Hi @octave
In version 2.0, that has been released today, there is no need to pass any arguments when calling the button.read() function. There more features included in this release, feel free to give it a try.
https://github.com/evert-arias/EasyButton/releases/tag/v2.0.0
@evert-arias reminder to update the website documentation to reflect this change. I just updated to v2.0 and was spinning my wheels for a few hours until I found this thread.
https://easybtn.earias.me/docs/fundamentals#external-interrupts
The Interrupts.ino example also still includes the comment to use the INTERRUPT parameter:
void buttonISR()
{
/*
When button is being used through external interrupts,
parameter INTERRUPT must be passed to read() function
*/
button.read();
}
Awesome work on this super useful library. Thanks for all of your effort!!
Hi @MattGarfield I will fix that as soon as possible. Thank you very much for your comment, I really appreciate your feedback.
