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Trigger to Boolean?

Archive · 2012 5 old posts

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MDMA ·

Hi guys, Im trying do do the following: You have a boolean right? When you recieve a trigger signal, you want that boolean to change to True! When you recieve the next signal you want it to change back to False! Is this possible?

Thanks in advance!

Mo ·

Like this:

MDMA ·

Mo wrote: Like this:

Thanks a lot mate but what does the not primitive does?

Mo ·

MDMA wrote: what does the not primitive does?

Makes bool the opposite, then it's stored in sample n' hold for the next trigger.

Also it can be done like this:

MDMA ·

Mo wrote: MDMA wrote: what does the not primitive does?

Makes bool the opposite, then it's stored in sample n' hold for the next trigger.

Also it can be done like this:

Thanks a lot Mo!!!

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