Sending IR command multiple times when holding a button

[d4ve10]

Implemented the option to send the IR command multiple times when long pressing. Useful if you use volume or brightness control for UPHOLD and DOWNHOLD.
This uses the same library as the normal IR App and should therefore work the same as long pressing the button in that App

[Hong5489]

Thank you for the code, I tested with my flipper notice it got error when sending raw signal so you need to change your code before merging

You need to add a check to check the signal is raw, like the code below:

if(active_signal != NULL && (event.type == InputTypeShort || event.type == InputTypeLong)) {
	if (is_transmitting) {
		infrared_worker_tx_stop(app->infrared_worker);
	}
	// Check the signal is raw
	if(active_signal->is_raw){
		InfraredRawSignal* raw_signal = infrared_signal_get_raw_signal(active_signal);
		infrared_worker_set_raw_signal(app->infrared_worker,raw_signal->timings,raw_signal->timings_size);
	}else{
		InfraredMessage* message = infrared_signal_get_message(active_signal);
		infrared_worker_set_decoded_signal(app->infrared_worker, message);
	}

	infrared_worker_tx_set_get_signal_callback(app->infrared_worker, infrared_worker_tx_get_signal_steady_callback, app);

	infrared_worker_tx_start(app->infrared_worker);
	notification_message(notification, &sequence_blink_start_magenta);
	is_transmitting = true;
}

And need to add the declaration of InfraredSignal in global variable

struct InfraredSignal {
    bool is_raw;
    union {
        InfraredMessage message;
        InfraredRawSignal raw;
    } payload;
};

[d4ve10]

yes, I forgot about raw signals. But it should also be fine to call infrared_signal_is_raw() instead of declaring InfraredSignal as a global Variable.