#include <DualInputButton.h>

Inheritance diagram for DualInputButton:

Public Types
enum	MixMode { Or, Xor, And }

Public Member Functions
	DualInputButton (AbstractButton &button1, AbstractButton &button2, const MixMode mix=Or)

void	begin (bool callBeginInChildren=true)

bool	on ()

Public Member Functions inherited from AbstractButton
	AbstractButton ()

virtual void	begin ()

Protected Attributes
AbstractButton &	_button1

AbstractButton &	_button2

const MixMode	_mix

Detailed Description

Basic instantaneous button from two separate inputs.

DualInputButton models a digital push button or switch made from two separate "child" buttons. The DualInputButton is considered to be on if either of the two input buttons are on.

Previous released of Mutila only allowed for DualButton to be made from two RawInput (digital pin) buttons. With this new approach, a DualButton may be created by combining DigitalInputButton and AnalogInputButton objects.

Definition at line 18 of file DualInputButton.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ DualInputButton()

DualInputButton::DualInputButton	(	AbstractButton &	button1,
		AbstractButton &	button2,
		const MixMode	mix = `Or`
	)

Constructor.

Parameters

button1	a reference to the first button object.
button2	a reference to the second button object.
mix	how to combine the two inputs.

Definition at line 4 of file DualInputButton.cpp.

Member Function Documentation

◆ begin()

void DualInputButton::begin ( bool callBeginInChildren = true )

Initialization.

Parameters

callBeginInChildren if true, begin() will be called in the two button objects referenced in the constructor. If false, that will be left to the user (in case they want to call begin with non-defalt parameters).

Definition at line 11 of file DualInputButton.cpp.

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