Ajdust the frequency of every using the value of an external signal?

[saolof]

Title says it all. Would it be possible to change the time between the next triggers of every by adjusting a signal? Right now as I understand it, you can only set the timer once, i.e. on initialization.

It would also be nice to have a clock signal that starts/stops efficiently depending on the value of another boolean signal, though that can already sort of be achieved using filterwhen on the clock signal.

[JobJob]

It would also be nice to have a clock signal that starts/stops efficiently depending on the value of another boolean signal

See fpswhen(switch, rate)

Would it be possible to change the time between the next triggers of every by adjusting a signal?

I think you might be able to implement this with these minor changes:

1. modify the existing fpswhen to fpswhen(switch::Signal, rate::Signal), and add fpswhen(switch::Signal, rate) = fpswhen(switch, Signal(rate))
2. modify fpswhen_connect to take a signal rather than a constant
3. change the dt = 1.0/rate to dt = 1.0/rate.value and move it to be at the top of fpswhen_runner()

PR welcome if you get it working.

[saolof]

I got it working!

PR submitted: #164