I noticed that in actual 'beep' functions , the 'beeps' argument is placed at fourth position but calling/passing it from other versions of 'beep' at sixth position.
void EasyBuzzerClass::beep(unsigned int frequency, unsigned int const onDuration, unsigned int const offDuration, byte const beeps, unsigned int const pauseDuration, unsigned int const sequences) at line 38 and 52
and
see the function
beep(frequency, mOnDuration, mOffDuration, 1, mPauseDuration, beeps, finishedCallbackFunction); at line 25 , 30, 35.
Hi,
I noticed that in actual 'beep' functions , the 'beeps' argument is placed at fourth position but calling/passing it from other versions of 'beep' at sixth position.
void EasyBuzzerClass::beep(unsigned int frequency, unsigned int const onDuration, unsigned int const offDuration, byte const beeps, unsigned int const pauseDuration, unsigned int const sequences) at line 38 and 52
and
see the function
beep(frequency, mOnDuration, mOffDuration, 1, mPauseDuration, beeps, finishedCallbackFunction); at line 25 , 30, 35.
intended beeps count are not achieving.