This provided constants that translated from the physical header pin numbers to GPIO lines. Instead, we (and the majority of other Pi related documentation out there) now just use GPIO numbers exclusively.
The class hasn't been used in examples since a few versions, and also wasn't ever properly documented in the reference, so unlikely that many people will notice.
This function is used like this:
GPIO.waitFor(pin number, rising/falling/change, timeout or -1)
While it's using an interrupt internally, in the way it is used it doesn't relate to the interrupt functions (attachInterrupt, etc) at all. To prevent confusion, rename it to waitFor. (Another possible name would be waitForPin.)
Pressing Run button twice launched two sketch windows, but only one of
them could be closed by Stop button. Pressing Stop had effect only after
sketch VM was launched.
Both of these issues are now fixed and buttons can handle a
frustration-relieving session of aggressive clicking, leaving one sketch
window if Run was the last button pressed or no window if Stop was the
last button pressed.
When clicking run button while a sketch is running, it will be activated
again when the sketch is restarted. Previously it got deactivated by the
old sketch runner, because it was quitting after the new sketch runner
started.
Fixes#4748
Libraries imported in opened sketches will be still locked by latest
preprocessed CompilationUnit. Otherwise we would have to copy library
jars somewhere else so they can be available to CompilationUnit while
Contribution Manager updates original unlocked jars.
Remove weird unused thread-spawning constructor
Accept IProblem instead of whole JavaProblem
Move fallback process() from JavaProblem to EMSimplifier as a default
case
Add debug switch and move debug logging into if blocks
Replace non-capturing groups by positive lookahead and lookbehind,
because they don't consume the source String and allow for first and
last group to overlap when two constructors are directly nested.
Fixes#4652
