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Added Example that uses timerEvery func Fix Syntax Highlight Fixed timerEvery func (all fixes are tested)
Added example that demonstrates the use of timerReset. Fixed datatypes of function to unsigned long to allow operation on results of functions.
All functions have been tested.
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Hello!
Alot of times I'd wish I had a stopwatch I can set and reset whenever I need to. Usually I can do this with some workarounds using
millis(). And that's what I intended to do with the added functions.The functions simply mimic the use of
millis()but with respect to a point in time the user can choose. (Say 150ms after a certain event happens)