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Function stop() is counter-intuitive - need to add a pause() - or someting else #92

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sofian opened this issue Feb 6, 2024 · 0 comments
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sofian commented Feb 6, 2024

Exemple if you press Alarm stop() it should just get back to zero and stay there.
We had a similar problem with Chrono which ended with the following decision, which makes sense:

  • change behavior of stop() so it resets counter to zero
  • add a pause() function

See SofaPirate/Chrono#16

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@sofian sofian changed the title Function stop() is counter-intuitive - need to add a pause() Function stop() is counter-intuitive - need to add a pause() - or someting else Feb 8, 2024
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- Add a pause() function and change behavior of stop() (closes #92)
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