Problems with setWatch

@allObjects thanks to your suggestions I have played with different timers and debounce values again and I think I'm getting somewhere.

@Gordon it's even less reliable this way, it's difficult to describe LED's behavior now so I have changed the code to use console.log and it looks interesting.

First try:

var door = new Pin(A8); //pull-up

E.on("init", function () {
  door.mode("input");
});

function doorOpenedHandler() {
  console.log("door opened");
}

function doorClosedHandler() {
  console.log("door closed");
}

setWatch(function () {
  doorOpenedHandler();
}, door, {repeat: true, edge: "falling", debounce: 500});

setWatch(function () {
  doorClosedHandler();
}, door, {repeat: true, edge: "rising", debounce: 500});

 1v81 Copyright 2015 G.Williams
>echo(0);
=undefined
>save()
=undefined
Erasing Flash.....
Writing.....
Compressed 81600 bytes to 2942
Checking...
Done!

// I'm starting with closed switch
door closed
>door.read()
=true

// I'm opening the switch
door opened
>door.read()
=false

// I'm closing the switch
door opened
>door.read()
=true
// wait, what? wrong handler got called but the door value is correct

Now let's try with e.state:

...
setWatch(function (e) {
  if (e.state) {doorOpenedHandler();} else {doorClosedHandler();}
}, door, {repeat: true, edge: "both", debounce: 500});

// I'm starting with closed switch again, looks like the logic has changed
door opened
>door.read()
=true

// I'm opening the switch
door closed
>door.read()
=false

// I'm closing the switch
door opened
>door.read()
=true

// I'm opening the switch
door closed

// I'm closing the switch
door closed
// wrong handler again i.e. after seeing "door closed" the last time I would expect "door opened" now

Any ideas, please? Is my wiring ok?