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There are a couple of ways to implement the behavior of the TOGGLE action:
If the timer is idle, the first TOGGLE action starts the timer, and the second TOGGLE action stops the timer.
If the timer is idle, the first TOGGLE action starts the timer, and the second TOGGLE action pauses the timer.
Ideally, I could implement it in a way that allows the desired behavior to be configurable. For example, I could add a dropdown menu in the configuration view of the controltimer where you can choose the behavior for the TOGGLE action. You would have the option to select either TOGGLE between START-STOP or TOGGLE between START-PAUSE.
Would implementing the TOGGLE action this way make the use of controltimer more convenient for you?
A toggle would allow for a single button to start and stop a loop rather than having to have two or making a toggle flow.
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