Adding Pin.toggle() to docs #9653
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But since pin.toggle() exists on some ports, it can be documented, with a note listing the ports which have it. |
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But the commit message format is wrong. It could be for instance: |
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It looks like the fork that this PR was made from has been deleted. So I'll close this PR. Someone else can open another with this change if they want to, but please put it in the section "The following methods are not part of the core API". |
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Fix infinite loop when there's a partial frame at the end of the file.
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Pin.toggle()works with the pyboard and the Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040), so I am adding the method to the documentation.Apparently it is not working with the ESP32 port #8789, so feel free to move it under this section: