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I want to send enable 0 (with a little delay) after a float has stoped sending a value, then enable 1 when it does again

Is there a more elegant way than this to do it :

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In my example i constantly send enable 1 and 0. It's only that the enable 1 is taking over as long it received the float.

Hi,
I want to send enable 0 (with a little delay) after a float has stoped sending a value, then enable 1 when it does again
Is there a more elegant way than this to do it :


In my example i constantly send enable 1 and 0. It's only that the enable 1 is taking over as long it received the float.
thx!

Hi,
I want to send enable 0 (with a little delay) after a float has stoped sending a value, then enable 1 when it does again
Is there a more

send-a-message-after-the-last-received

you can prevent superflous commands by putting a [change 0] before the prepend.

the other problem is that need a way how to supress the current delay line when new input is coming in - and you already solved that by using delay instead of pipe.


you can prevent superflous commands by putting a [change 0] before the prepend.

the other problem is that need a way how to supress the current delay line when new input is coming in - and you already solved that by using delay instead of pipe.


send a message after the last received