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      cmisztur
      last edited by cmisztur

      I'm working with SX1509 peripheral.

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      Based on this value '00000000 00000110' from 0x18+0x19 I know that pin 01 and pin 02 caused an interrupt. Now I need to read IO state for pin 01 and pin 02.

      Below code works, but can you suggest improvements?

      def digitalReadFromInterrupt(self,interruptSource):
              readResults = []
              
              for i in range(15,0,-1):
                  if interruptSource & (1<<i):
                      readResults.append([i,self.digitalRead(i)])
      
              return readResults
      
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