Reverting buttons? once toggleable buttons?

[AtomicTroop]

Yeah, two questions.

1. How to make a toggle button revert back to 0 after.... lets say.... 10 seconds...?
2. How to make a toggle button to be able to be pressed to 1, but not back to 0?

Thanks in advance, and sorry for such a noobish first post...

[uoykcuf]

U should make use of expressions
like this:

N@Auto reset button
I@Button
O@Output
interval(100)
~Button & Button -> Output = 1;
Output & clk() -> Time += 1
Time >= 100 -> Output = 0, Time = 0;

For the auto resetting button
and for the On and never off again button:

N@On and never off again button
I@Button
O@Output
~Button & Button -> Output = 1;

Just make the buttons not toggled buttons,

If u never had any experience in how to use expression, then please ask here and i (or someone alse) shal;l provide u help

[uoykcuf]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Srry for double post,
we really need u remove button

EDIT2: DAmnt even more, now my onehundreds post is a Double post :'(

[Vampired]

For a button that goes on but not off, is that the same as an S-R Latch?

[uoykcuf]

For a button that goes on but not off, is that the same as an S-R Latch?[/b]

U could indeed also just use an SR-Latch and hook the button op to S
(and to reset it u could hook another button op to R )

[Core Xii]

U should make use of expressions
like this:

N@Auto reset button
I@Button
O@Output
interval(100)
~Button & Button -> Output = 1;
Output & clk() -> Time += 1
Time >= 100 -> Output = 0, Time = 0;

[/b]

That is highly inefficient.

~Button & Button -> Output = 1, schedule(10000);
clk() -> Output = 0;

[Narc]

That is highly inefficient.

~Button & Button -> Output = 1, schedule(10000);
clk() -> Output = 0;

[/b]

And that will reset the 10-second timer if the button is toggled off and back on again during the 10 second wait - which may or may not be desirable. Interval() won't reset, though.

[Core Xii]

And that will reset the 10-second timer if the button is toggled off and back on again during the 10 second wait - which may or may not be desirable. Interval() won't reset, though.[/b]

If that's a problem, this solves it:

~Button & Button & !Active -> Output = 1, schedule(10000), Active = 1;
clk() & Active -> Output = 0, Active = 0;

But you do not want to use interval, it's a waste of resources to keep triggering the expression all the time. (so I'm a perfectionist, so what?)

[AtomicTroop]

So Core.... How could I combine that expression you posted and a S-R Latch?

What I mean is, make a button that cant be reverted, but to avoid the consequences of pressing it myself accidentaly, I could press another, hidden button, to reset it back to 0 even before the 10 seconds have passed, causing the timer of 10 secs to reset because of button being 0 again?
Any help would be appreciated, thank you...

And Core, don't worry, I'm perfectionist too. Thats why I'm asking these things.

[Core Xii]

You don't need to combine anything, the SR-Latch does what you want on its own. Connect a button to the Set input. When you hit the button, the latch goes to 1 and stays there forever, until it gets a 1 on the Reset input (connect the reset button there)