unsigned long time = o;
delay = 0; // the delay time
boolean led1 = FALSE; //status of led 1
int ledPin = 6;
int ldrPin = 0;
loop{
delay= analogRead(ldrPin);
if (time+delay < millis()){
if(led1 == FALSE) digitalWrite(ledPin, HIGH); // this toggels the led, there probably is a neater way to do it but i couldnt think of it
else digitalWrite(ledPin, LOW);
led1 != led1; // toggel the status of the led
time = millis(); // reset your timer starting point so that the next calculation
}
}
the above isn't very neat but i think it is about what you need if you correct it,
also in your original code
lightVal1 = analogRead(ldrPin);
digitalWrite(ledPin, HIGH);
dont make sense. i think you wanted the variables "ldrpin1" and "ledpin1" there.
anyway as suggested look at the timer blink example (called blink without delay i think) and you wil be good to go
one last tip: try to neatly organize your variables
the same things below eachother and in the same style
dont start counting at nothing an then jump to 1 like you did but rather start at zero then and use underscores for extra points.
int led_Pin_0 = 6;
int led_Pin_1= 7;
int ldr_Pin_0 = 0;
int ldr_Pin_1 = 1;
int lightVal_0 = 0;
int lightVal_1 = 1;
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