Hi, I am sorry to barge in but, how would you handle the short press and
long press with this?  I could not figure out the inc_value's purpose.

I am really asking, as I am also struggling with this idea.  Also, I am
trying to figure out a way to handle two or three button presses.

Thanks,

Omer

>void Interrupt(void)
>{
>        if(button == PRESSED)
>                {
>                if(button_time < MAX_BUTTON_TIME)
>                        button_time++;
>                }
>        else
>                {
>                button_time = 0;
>                }
>
>        if(button_time < DEBOUNCE_TIME)
>                inc_value = 0;
>        else if(button_time < SLOW_INC_TIME)
>                inc_value = SLOW_INC_VALUE;
>        else
>                inc_value = FAST_INC_VALUE;
>
>}
>
>You then have an automagicaly increasing value in inc_value to be used
>where ever it is required in your main loop.  The number of increments
>is easily increased, and you have debouncing built in.

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