This is a fork of Flicker modified to be compatible with standard Arduino development boards.
The original library is built for Teensy.
touchRead() was replaced with analogRead()
The "TouchSwitch" class was adapted from the Bounce library by: Thomas O Fredericks, Eric Lowry, Jim Schimpf and Tom Harkaway
Includes all the functions found in the Bounce library, smoothes eratic values to make variable input more useful and includes functions for measuring velocity.
2.0.0
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Thresholds for TouchSwitch are now set more dynamically and updated when highest/lowest readings are updated. This better accommodates more setups regardless of quiescent readings or ranges between highest/lowest readings.
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setThresholds() MUST be called during setup and requires two arguments: the lowest possible reading that detects your finger and the reading at which a the value should be returned (contact). Use rangeFinder.ino to find these values.
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responsiveRead() is deprecated. Use read() instead.
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Setting outLo and outHi in the constructor is deprecated. Just map the return value of read() in the sketch.
1.1.4
- Added previousDuration() function that can be used on rising/falling edge to return the length of the input's previous state.
- Added rose() and fell(). risingEdge() and fallingEdge() still work.
- Now using bool data type where appropriate.
1.0.4
- created a library.properties file
- made the version number semver compliant (1.0.4 is the first official release)
- moved source files into src/
1.0.3
- Fixed a bug that pushed the quiescent touchRead value above the offThreshold when using the ADC.
1.0.2
- Fine tuned ON and OFF thresholds for TouchSwitch and TouchVariable
1.0.0
- Changed "Flicker" to "TouchSwitch" ("Flicker" deprecated but still works)
- Added an option to LATCH the state of a TouchSwitch.
- Added interval() (still useful even if noise reduction isn't time-based)
- Added the TouchVariable class for stable reading of ranges of input.
- Added the TouchVelocity class for detecting velocity of changes in input.
- Started keeping this version log.
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