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Fix bug: read state of an output PIN #108
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Hello guys,
This commit fix the following problem:
configure pin as output
mcp.config(13,mcp.OUTPUT)
mcp.output(13,1)
read state
mcp.input(13) >> 13
the result is 1
But if I configure 2 pins as output, I can't read the state
configure pins as output
mcp.config(13,mcp.OUTPUT)
mcp.output(13,1)
mcp.config(14,mcp.OUTPUT)
read state
mcp.input(13) >> 13
raise : Pin 13 not set to input
If you need more informations, don't hesitate.
Joris