You see the workaround: make Commands for setting and clearing (not the most elegant, but it works).
Furthermore, notice:
1. To display the state of a boolean I convert them to a number that is in the range of the other ones... then I see a continuous graph line about the status - in this case: value 2 is true for on variable, 1 represents false
2. You can switch back to console and you see what the Espruino board returns every second. Unfortunately, you cannot see what the Testing/Monitor is sending to the Espruino board. For that you would have to look into the JS Testing plug-in code and change it.
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@kri100s
indeed, something with boolean is off...
You see the workaround: make Commands for setting and clearing (not the most elegant, but it works).
Furthermore, notice:
When you take a look at the plug-in code, you may figure what is wrong with the boolean. Looks to me good what you do and I suspect as well something is broken for setting a boolean variable. - https://github.com/espruino/EspruinoWebIDE/blob/master/js/plugins/testing.js#L62
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