simple explanation how to save code that espruino run on start?

Posted on Thu 3rd, December 2015

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• #26

Gordon

I imagine it could be an ESP8266 board, with an old version of Espruino?

Newer versions shouldn't need you to call pinMode
• #27

Filip

@DrAzzy thanks for the tip it has worked when I called the pinMode beforehand.

Hi @Gordon, it seems also newer versions need pinMode call because I have a nodeMCU ESP-12E with espruino_1v85
• #28

Gordon

Ahh, ok, thanks - I need to release a new version then. There are 'nightly' builds which most people use it seems, and I think those have it fixed.
• #29

allObjects

@Filip (post #24), you just go lucky... it is still a bad idea to start timers in the root level / level 0... you are saving the timer in the state it was (and luckily, @Gordon wrote the power-up of a saved state to restart the timers...). If your code is a bit more complicated, it may not even upload properly. (Sorry for the 'delayed' response).

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