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//pins
const int pushButton = 12;
const int stepPin = 13;
const int dirPin = 2;

//delays
float siderealDelay = 47.875;
float slewDelay = 10;
float slewDelay2 = 1;

//time variables
int time1 = 0;
int time2 = 0;
int buttonHold = 2000;

//States
int currState = LOW;
int prevState = LOW;
int buttonState = -1;

void setup()
{
  //inputs
  pinMode(pushButton, INPUT);

  //outputs
  pinMode(stepPin, OUTPUT);
  pinMode(dirPin, OUTPUT);

  //initial
  digitalWrite(stepPin, LOW); // set up pins for initial state
  digitalWrite(dirPin, LOW);

  //for testing
  Serial.begin(9600);
}

void loop()
 {
   currState = digitalRead(pushButton);

   /*
   This part of the code will check the time and state
   Using that information it assigns the buttonState
   to 0, 1, or -1 for tap, hold, no press respectivley.
   */
   if(currState)
   {
     if(prevState && time1-time2 > buttonHold)
     {
       time2 = time1;
       buttonState = 1;
     }
     else if(prevState)
       time1 = millis();
     else
       buttonState = 0;
   }

   else
   {
     buttonState = -1;
     time2 = time1;
   }


   /*
   This part of the code looks at the state and acts on it
   These if else ladder represents the three possible states
   that the button should have been in.
   */
   if(buttonState == 1)       //hold
   {
     Serial.println("hold");

     digitalWrite(stepPin, HIGH);
     delay(slewDelay2);
     digitalWrite(stepPin, LOW);
     delay(slewDelay2);
   }
   else if(!buttonState)    //tap
   {
    Serial.println("tap");

     digitalWrite(stepPin, HIGH);
     delay(slewDelay);
     digitalWrite(stepPin, LOW);
     delay(slewDelay);
   }
   else                  //no push
   {
     Serial.println("no push");

     time2 = time1;
     digitalWrite(stepPin, HIGH);
     delay(siderealDelay);
     digitalWrite(stepPin, LOW);
     delay(siderealDelay);
   }

   prevState = currState;
   //delay(50);    //just so I could read the output easier
 }