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We can control initial move of servo motor with initialPulseWidth.
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This PR add the new method |
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I know the repo is officially unmaintained, but would it still be possible to merge this? |
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This PR would fix the problem which is reported in #14 .
I guess that it makes same initial move as Servo library
and this could also avoid initial movement with
.attach(...,0)which would be new feature.
And it would also close #25 #26 .
This PR changes the initial state of servo.ticks and
I have not tested this PR yet, because I don't have servo motor, sorry.
Thus, it might be better to apply this PR after someone's test report.
I create this PR with reference to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40892922/.
And I am not good at English, thus, if you know better English words,
please fix variable name and comments.