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same time (output connected to input).
The behaviour of the controller can now be described this way:
The luacontroller sets port A, then B, then C, then D; if it is
interrupted by another event during that time it stops and let the
second event do the job.
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- Bug when using NOT-Gates
- Moved error label a little downwards
- On digiline event, msg and channel are now in event.*, not in
event.iid.*
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certain amount of time.
Whenever it is called, an event is set.
Possible events are: program, interrupt, on and off
It also contains additional information (on/off -> event.in; interrupt ->
event.iid)
iid must be an integer or string value, otherwise the interrupt is not active
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Based on PilzAdam's code.
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It still misses some functionality such as a persistent memory and a
timer, but that is subject to change. The code runs in a sandbox.
Speaking long term this will hopefully replace the old controller.
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