Added New Capacitive Touch Examples #57
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Uses the touch interrupt and last status available to the ESP32S2 and ESP32S3.
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Hey Ryan, added the example. |
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I was unable to get the library working with the included example for capacitive touch. I built these examples using the capacitive touch examples included with the ESP32 library. One works only with ESP32 S2 and S3 chips as the function touchInterruptGetLastStatus is only available on those chips and not the classic ESP32. The "classic" sketch works with all ESP32 chips but is quite a bit more complicated so I would only use when you have to. These worked very reliably to detect single, double, triple and long clicks in my testing (with an expanded sketch to include those functions).