| ??? 04/04/06 14:08 Modified: 04/04/06 14:11 Read: times |
#113609 - the one issue Responding to: ???'s previous message |
.. is the combination of debouncing and repeat. Not a big deal, but the fun part of the design. I have solved it by the debounce timer loop setting a variable to zero on "new key" and, if a valid key exist, incrementing it if it is not zero. In the main loop inspecting said vartiable and, if it is zero it means Key pressed (long enough) act and set the variable to max - delay.
the above is brief, but you should get the drift. Erik |
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