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Admittedly, I am somewhat of a newbie, but one of the most difficult problems that I have using your wonderful library is tying the parameter names with your extended function names. For example, using the TCM2209 datasheet I see that I must set TCOOLTHRS. But, how to do that? I need to search through TMC2209.cpp and finally find that the function is setCoolStepDurationThreshold(). For me, my eyes just glaze over when I see such a big glob of characters and I find it nearly impossible to remember that setCoolStepDurationThreshold equates to TCOOLTHRS. It would help me (and I suppose many others) if there was a function
void TCOOLTHRS(uint32_t duration_threshold) to set the value.
Similarly, for values that can be read, a simple function like
uint32_t TSTEP() is, to me, much easier to tie into the datasheet than getInterstepDuration().
Thanks for all that you do.
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Admittedly, I am somewhat of a newbie, but one of the most difficult problems that I have using your wonderful library is tying the parameter names with your extended function names. For example, using the TCM2209 datasheet I see that I must set TCOOLTHRS. But, how to do that? I need to search through TMC2209.cpp and finally find that the function is setCoolStepDurationThreshold(). For me, my eyes just glaze over when I see such a big glob of characters and I find it nearly impossible to remember that setCoolStepDurationThreshold equates to TCOOLTHRS. It would help me (and I suppose many others) if there was a function
void TCOOLTHRS(uint32_t duration_threshold) to set the value.
Similarly, for values that can be read, a simple function like
uint32_t TSTEP() is, to me, much easier to tie into the datasheet than getInterstepDuration().
Thanks for all that you do.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: