Microcontroller firmware that uses a simple, yet powerful scripting language to control the timing of input and output events with high temporal resolution. Written by Mattias Karlsson
Diff: behave.cpp
- Revision:
- 6:6a6761a47951
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- 5:67d67d452545
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- 7:5fe7329751d4
--- a/behave.cpp Thu Jan 21 14:28:46 2016 +0000 +++ b/behave.cpp Fri Jun 10 21:22:34 2016 +0000 @@ -456,16 +456,56 @@ if ((timeKeeper - lastChangeTime) > 1) { //prevents flutter triggers when button is pressed //changed = (lastInState != inState); - - changed = (inPin->lastUpEvent.triggered || inPin->lastDownEvent.triggered); + inPin->setUpdate(true); //Once we get the state of the pin, we buffer any pin changes until we are done checking + + //Every ms, we first check if a hardware trigger occured + //in the opposite direction of the last remembered state + if (lastInState == 0) { + changed = inPin->lastUpEvent.triggered; + if (changed) inState = 1; + } else if (lastInState == 1) { + changed = inPin->lastDownEvent.triggered; + if (changed) inState = 0; + } + + //if not, then we read the pin state to see if it is different than the + //remembered state. This is important in order to report both edges of a + //fast up-down event. + if (!changed) { + inState = getDigitalIn(); + changed = (lastInState != inState); + } + + + //changed = (inPin->lastUpEvent.triggered || inPin->lastDownEvent.triggered); if (changed) { - inPin->setUpdate(true); //Once we get the state of the pin, we buffer any pin changes until we are done checking - - inState = getDigitalIn(); + if (inState == 1) { + + lastChangeInterval = inPin->lastUpEvent.timeStamp - lastChangeTime; + lastChangeTime = inPin->lastUpEvent.timeStamp; + + + if (triggerUpEventPtr != NULL && triggerUpEventPtr->isUsed) {triggerUpEventPtr->execute();} + } else if (inState == 0) { + + lastChangeInterval = inPin->lastDownEvent.timeStamp - lastChangeTime; + lastChangeTime = inPin->lastDownEvent.timeStamp; + + + if (triggerDownEventPtr != NULL && triggerDownEventPtr->isUsed){triggerDownEventPtr->execute();} + } + + + + //inPin->setUpdate(true); //Once we get the state of the pin, we buffer any pin changes until we are done checking + + //inState = getDigitalIn(); //We need to ignore flutter when levers/beam breaks are triggered. So //if the current state if different than the last logged state, we only //consider the first edge that brough us to the current state + + /* if (lastInState != inState) { if (inState == 1) { @@ -473,31 +513,13 @@ lastChangeInterval = inPin->lastUpEvent.timeStamp - lastChangeTime; lastChangeTime = inPin->lastUpEvent.timeStamp; - /* - if (inPin->lastUpEvent.triggered) { - //there were hardware triggers since the last main loop. We use that time - lastChangeInterval = inPin->lastUpEvent.timeStamp - lastChangeTime; - lastChangeTime = inPin->lastUpEvent.timeStamp; - } else { - //otherwise we use the current time - lastChangeInterval = timeKeeper - lastChangeTime; - lastChangeTime = timeKeeper; - } - */ + if (triggerUpEventPtr != NULL && triggerUpEventPtr->isUsed) {triggerUpEventPtr->execute();} } else if (inState == 0) { lastChangeInterval = inPin->lastDownEvent.timeStamp - lastChangeTime; lastChangeTime = inPin->lastDownEvent.timeStamp; - /* - if (inPin->lastDownEvent.triggered) { - lastChangeInterval = inPin->lastDownEvent.timeStamp - lastChangeTime; - lastChangeTime = inPin->lastDownEvent.timeStamp; - } else { - lastChangeInterval = timeKeeper - lastChangeTime; - lastChangeTime = timeKeeper; - }*/ if (triggerDownEventPtr != NULL && triggerDownEventPtr->isUsed){triggerDownEventPtr->execute();} } @@ -520,17 +542,19 @@ if (triggerDownEventPtr != NULL && triggerDownEventPtr->isUsed) {triggerDownEventPtr->execute();} } } + */ lastInState = inState; inPin->lastUpEvent.triggered = false; inPin->lastDownEvent.triggered = false; - inPin->setUpdate(false); //This also checks if there were any buffered changes that occured - + //inPin->setUpdate(false); //This also checks if there were any buffered changes that occured + } - + inPin->setUpdate(false); //This also checks if there were any buffered changes that occured + } @@ -2642,7 +2666,7 @@ if (!lineError) { int funcNum = atoi(tmpLine.substr(pos1,pos2-pos1).data()); if ((funcNum > 0) && (funcNum < NUMFUNCTIONS+1)) { - if (functionSpotTaken[funcNum-1] && functionEventArray[funcNum-1]->isUsed) { + if (functionSpotTaken[funcNum-1] && functionEventArray[funcNum]->isUsed) { } else {