Change Log
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0.5.8
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- Allow lists/tuples of channels in GPIO.setup()
- GPIO.output() now allows lists/tuples of values
- GPIO.wait_for_edge() bug fixes (issue 78)

0.5.7
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- Issue 67 - speed up repeated calls to GPIO.wait_for_event()
- Added bouncetime keyword to GPIO.wait_for_event()
- Added extra edge/interrupt unit tests
- GPIO.wait_for_event() can now be mixed with GPIO.add_event_detect()
- Improved cleanups of events
- Issue 69 resolved

0.5.6
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- Issue 68 - support for RPi Model B+
- Fix gpio_function()

0.5.5
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- Issue 52 - 'unallocate' a channel
- Issue 35 - use switchbounce with GPIO.event_detected()
- Refactored events code
- Rewrote tests to use unittest mechanism and new test board with loopbacks
- Fixed adding events after a GPIO.cleanup()
- Issue 64 - misleading /dev/mem permissions error
- Issue 59 - name collision with PWM constant and class

0.5.4
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- Changed release status (from alpha to full release)
- Warn when GPIO.cleanup() used with nothing to clean up (issue 44)
- Avoid collisions in constants (e.g. HIGH / RISING / PUD_DOWN)
- Accept BOARD numbers in gpio_function (issue 34)
- More return values for gpio_function (INPUT, OUTPUT, SPI, I2C, PWM, SERIAL, UNKNOWN)
- Tidy up docstrings
- Fix /dev/mem access error with gpio_function

0.5.3a
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- Allow pydoc for non-root users (issue 27)
- Fix add_event_detect error when run as daemon (issue 32)
- Simplified exception types
- Changed from distribute to pip

0.5.2a
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- Added software PWM (experimental)
- Added switch bounce handling to event callbacks
- Added channel number parameter to event callbacks (issue 31)
- Internal refactoring and code tidy up

0.5.1a
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- Fixed callbacks for multiple GPIOs (issue 28)

0.5.0a
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- Added new edge detection events (interrupt handling)
  - Added add_event_detect()
  - Added remove_event_detect()
  - Added add_event_callback()
  - Added wait_for_edge()
- Removed old experimental event functions
  - Removed set_rising_event()
  - Removed set_falling_event()
  - Removed set_high_event()
  - Removed set_low_event()
- Changed event_detected() for new edge detection functionality
- input() now returns 0/LOW == False or 1/HIGH == True (integers) instead of False or True (booleans).
- Fix error on repeated import (issue 3)
- Change SetupException to a RuntimeError so it can be caught on import (issue 25, Chris Hager <chris@linuxuser.at>)
- Improved docstrings of functions

0.4.2a
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- Fix for installing on Arch Linux (Python 3.3) (issue 20)
- Initial value when setting a channel as an output (issue 19)

0.4.1a
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- Added VERSION
- Permit input() of channels set as outputs (Eric Ptak <trouch@trouch.com>)

0.4.0a
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- Added support for Revision 2 boards
- Added RPI_REVISION
- Added cleanup() function and removed automatic reset functionality on program exit
- Added get_function() to read existing GPIO channel functionality (suggestion from Eric Ptak <trouch@trouch.com>)
- Added set_rising_event()
- Added set_falling_event()
- Added set_high_event()
- Added set_low_event()
- Added event_detected()
- Added test/test.py
- Converted debian to armhf
- Fixed C function short_wait() (thanks to Thibault Porteboeuf <thibaultporteboeuf@gmail.com>)

0.3.1a
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- Fixed critical bug with swapped high/low state on outputs
- Added pull-up / pull-down setup functionality for inputs

0.3.0a
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- Rewritten as a C extension
- Now uses /dev/mem and SoC registers instead of /sys/class/gpio
- Faster!
- Make call to GPIO.setmode() mandatory
- Added GPIO.HIGH and GPIO.LOW constants

0.2.0
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- Changed status from alpha to beta
- Added setmode() to be able to use BCM GPIO 00.nn channel numbers
- Renamed InvalidPinException to InvalidChannelException

0.1.0
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- Fixed direction bug
- Added MANIFEST.in (to include missing file)
- Changed GPIO channel number to pin number
- Tested and working!

0.0.3a
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- Added GPIO table
- Refactored
- Fixed a few critical bugs
- Still completely untested!

0.0.2a
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- Internal refactoring.  Still completely untested!

0.0.1a
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- First version.  Completely untested until I can get hold of a Raspberry Pi!

