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> Although it's homebrew, it _looks_ purist in every respect except teh
> contact point of the touch sensors, which are obviously microswitches.
> Built into something, all parts look like they could be genuine. I
> could post photos somewhere if they would be of interest to anyone -
> I'm very pleased with the compactness of teh multiplexer.
>
> I have pbforth code that unmultiplexes teh contacts, but tend not to
> program in anything else. Shouldn't be hard in anything else
> though. Works a treat every time I've used it.
Ian,
Great to see that you are having success with pbForth! I have
a couple of questoins:
1. Which version are you using?
2. Are there any features you REALLY wish were available?
3. Do you have any stories or code to share?
Ralph
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