Added a function to allow inverting the output from a GPIO pin #3039
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…t having to rewrite large chunks of code. Not sure if the function declaration is properly located tho.
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Thanks, but could we add the declaration to Also, a line or two in the docs about this and an example (something simple like blink.ino but with toggling the invert pin) would be much appreciated. It's non-standard so users won't be able to discover it otherwise... |
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This allows a user to simply by calling the setPinInvert function to invert the output of a GPIO pin instead of rewriting existing code.... if required =) I am not sure if the function declaration is correctly positioned though so please advice.