loop() % infinite loop
{
if (CallAgain){
CallAgain = 0;
CallFunctionToDoStuff();
}
if (IsSense)
{
CallAgain = 1;
CallFunctionToDoStuff();
}
}
I have a function which dependence on sensor reading located inside infinite loop , if the sensor senses any value , the function should call , after that it should follow with another call to same function in next time (next loop) even when sensor didn't sense .
I write an example below to show that , for any loop iteration if IsSense reads or senses any value, the CallFunctionToDoStuff() is called normally and at here no problem but , in the next loop I want the program to call the same function even when IsSense didn't sense any thing and so on , in another meaning each call to the function CallFunctionToDoStuff() after a verification condition , should follow with another call to same CallFunctionToDoStuff() in next loop even if IsSense didn't sense any thing .
so in one word , there are two conditions to call the function CallFunctionToDoStuff();
1- If currently , the sensor (IsSense) sense any value .
2- If Previously (in the previous loop ) , the sensor (IsSense) sense any value .
loop() % infinite loop
{
if (IsSense)
{
CallFunctionToDoStuff();
}
}
I think the first condition is OK to me , but second condition is not , how to make the program know that the function is called in the previous loop ?
