export: fix active_low operation when using direction high/low #27
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Previously, we set the pin direction from the config on the pin after we set the direction. When high/low were used to specify an output with an initial state this leads to the logic on export being inverted from subsequent operations. Fixes rust-embedded#26 Signed-off-by: Paul Osborne <osbpau@gmail.com>
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Previously, we set the pin direction from the config on the pin after
we set the direction. When high/low were used to specify an output with
an initial state this leads to the logic on export being inverted from
subsequent operations.
Fixes #26