When starting a one-shot software timer, I would like the callback function to perform different tasks depending on where the timer was started. For example read from a different sensor. How can this be achieved? Is there a way to pass parameters to the callback function?

Two possible solutions have been given - if you have been able to try these out could you now mark this thread as Solved by ticking Solution? As an illustration of the above ideas: int sensorState; //global variable // pre-declare timer function void time_to_read_sensors() { switch (sensorSta…

Have it use a global variable which you can change?

Pass parameters to one-shot software timer's callback function

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shanevanj September 19, 2019, 7:14am 3

It could also just advance a FSM and each step then calls a separate function?

Set subscribe handler data as global

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Pass parameters to one-shot software timer's callback function

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