How to get rid of #define PIN_INPUT?

[mister-Monk]

I want to use the GPIO number obtained from SPIFFS in OneButton. Something like this:

#include <OneButton.h> #include <FS.h>

void setup() { File _file = SPIFFS.open ... BUTTON_pin = r_c.toInt(); ... OneButton button1(BUTTON_pin, true, true); }

Is this possible? How?

[mister-Monk]

This is what I did:

Added a copy OneButton::OneButton to the library

void initOB(const int pin, const boolean activeLow = true, const bool pullupActive = true);

void OneButton::initOB(const int pin, const boolean activeLow, const bool pullupActive) { // OneButton(); _pin = pin;

if (activeLow) { // the button connects the input pin to GND when pressed. _buttonPressed = LOW; ...

Further

#include <OneButton.h> #include <FS.h>

OneButton button1;

void setup() { File _file = SPIFFS.open ... BUTTON_pin = r_c.toInt(); ... button1.initOB(BUTTON_pin, true, true); }

It works. But I'm not sure if this is the right way.

[mathertel]

There is no need to use a OneButton instance as a global variable. You can defer creating this by just having a global pointer and initializing the OneButton instance later.

See current version of the example SimpleOneButton.

This change was required because of a changed behavior in the Arduino library of Arduino Nano ESP32 where initialization also had to be delayed. See Issue #129