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    A question about pin.hold([hold])

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      Thosch42
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      Hi all!
      Maybe it's a stupid question: Is the [hold] arguement a kind of switch to activate/deactivate this special pin behaviour, or is it the precise value of the pin, when the controler is in deepsleep mode?

      Cheers,
      Thomas

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        seb @Thosch42
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        @thosch42

        It is a True or False value of if the pins current state should be maintained. I will clarify this in the docs now. Sorry for any confusion

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          Thosch42 @seb
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          @seb Thanks!! Very important information.

          Cheers,
          Thomas

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