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…ing the constructor modified: OneWire.cpp modified: OneWire.h
… be set or changed within the program itself modified: OneWire.h added begin method, kept constructor compatible with old way of doing things too modified: library.json added my name and email modified: library.properties added my name
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and why not just delete the onewire-object and create a new one with the changed pin? |
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Needing a way to change the onewire pin dynamically, based on configuration from an api server, I added a begin method to the OneWire class. The previous method of setting the pin in the constructor is preserved.
Looks like my editor messed up indentation for the changes, using space instead of tab, oops!