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[](https://github.com/RobTillaart/Troolean/releases)
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# Troolean
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Arduino Library for a three state logic data type supporting {True False Unknown}.
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## Description
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Troolean is a data type that implements three state logic with the values
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{True False Unknown }
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Logic operators are similar to boolean and behave the same for the familiar boolean values.
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Trooleans can be used e.g. to indicate a value is valid, invalid or unknown to be valid or not.
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Imagine a monitoring application which has different sensors e.g. temperature. If the sensor
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is sampled less than 1 minute ago one could say the value is valid, if the last sample is taken
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more than an hour ago it could be changed (a lot) or not. So one does not know if the temperature
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has become invalid or not. Boolean logic would make it invalid, but troolean allows to state we
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just don't know. As long as there is no urgency ( a customer that needs a valid value)
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one does not need to resample yet.
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See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-valued_logic
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## Interface
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TODO
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## Operation
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See examples
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## Future
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- update documentation
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- add unit tests (derive from test troolean.ino?)
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- add examples
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