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Libraries List Page
The Adafruit_CircuitPython_Bundle has a nice list of all the libraries.
- The community bundle should have a similiar page.
- Add a link to that page from Awesome CP - Code
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Since state.clock can remain the same value between subsequent calls to loop, if the clock is slow enough loop will actually retrigger the output multiple times for a single clock.
A possible fix is to make it possible to "latch" Trigger/Retrigger objects - preventing them from triggering again until unlatched.
Another possible fix is to make helpers.should_trigger_clock memoize
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Description
When the last opened project has been deleted while open, Wyliodrin STUDIO will show an error that a project cannot be opened when it is restarted.
Steps to Reproduce
- Open a project
- Got to the projects library
- Delete the project that is currently open
- Close Wyliodrin STUDIO
- Open Wyliodrin STUDIO
Expected behavior: Do not open any project and d
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As it is, with the Neo Trinkey specifically, the non-status NeoPixels remain lit up if they were lit up from code in code.py when you enter the REPL. The status LED changes to indicate that you have entered the REPL. So, for example, if you had all four LEDs turned red in your code, and then entered the REPL, three would remain red, and one would turn white. This confused me as I moved onto someth