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- Mon Feb 01, 2016 6:47 pm #40211 Just uploaded a new build that makes it possible to check the last polled value of a pin or the last status you set it to.

print io(laststat,pin)

This will return the last polled status of a pin such as an interrupt and retain the value until it has changed again in another polling event. Also it will allow you to see the last value sent to a pin for servo, pwm or po.

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- Mon Feb 01, 2016 10:04 pm #40220 Nice Mike!!

Thank you so much for all your efforts.

In another post you mentioned that you were busy with your new 3D printer... What type is it and why did you choose the model you did?? (if you care to share)

Thanks again!
dwight

- Tue Feb 02, 2016 8:15 pm #40320 lol !

I asked for that feature some time ago funny thing is now it is available and I no longer need it the code handles it best I believe hrmmm but who knows maybe I could do better with this feature added hrmmmm maybe if I stored the value in an htmlvar errrr.... maybe not IDK I kind of like what I have going already but I could see reason for future use on this one.

I wonder if html allows you to submit info and refresh a page with one click of a button I would think so guess I never really had the need to anyways I'm sure this could be VERY USEFUL.

Especially when talking about having one pin triggering another pin .

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