Bug Fixes

• Fixes issue with one wrong count directly after power up
• Fixes a few typos in code comments and documentation

3.2.0

Switches from std::function to stdex::inplace_function for callbacks
fixes a namespace issue when using the encodertool together with the timertool

Platform independence

Changes

• Platform independent hardware layer.
  Digital reading and writing was optimized for T3.x, T4.x, SEED_Xiao, and the 8bit AVR boards. Other boards fall back to normal
  digitalRead/digitalWrite calls.

Breaking changes

• The default setting for the callback system changed to void(*)() functions. std::function callbacks are still supported but need to be activated in the config file.

Open

• Adapt and improve documentation

The changes were quite massive and some bugs are likely. -> Please do report any bugs, observations and not supported boards

v2.3.1

Fixed an error in library.json preventing installation in platformIO. Needed to retag to trigger a library scan in PIO

Full Changelog: v2.3.0...v2.3.1

Compatibility to T-LC

New features:

• Compatibility to T-LC
• Reduced memory footprint

Bugfixes:

• Selecting plain vanilla void(*)(...) callbacks works now and is recommended for memory challenged boards.

Improved interrupt attaching

V2.1.0

Update README.md

EncoderTool - v2.0.0

New features

• The standard single encoder (class Encoder) is now interrupt based (no need to call encoder.tick() in loop anymore)
• The original polling version is available with the class PollingEncoder
• The 'all encoder callback' of the multiplexed encoder classes now also has a delta parameter
• Breaking change: The count mode parameter of the multiplexed classes moved from the constructor to the begin function to be symmetric to the single encoder classes.
• Examples adapted to the new constructors

Bug fixes

• Fixed a bug in libraries.properties

Encoder Tool - First Release

Key Features

• Supports directly connected and multiplexed encoders
• Supports all common types of encoders, i.e., full (no detents, 4 counts per period, quad (1 detent per period) and half (two detents per period) and some variants of those
• A callback mechanism allows for easy event based menu systems.
• Callbacks use std::function and can call non static member functions.
• Fully bounce free without additional hardware
• Provides hard and cyclic count limits
• Currently 74165 and 4067 based multiplexers are supported but the class structure allows for easy extension to any other multiplexer.
• Schematics and Eagle files for multiplexed encoders available in the Extras folder

ToDo

• Finalize documentation
• Add additional examples