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boolean selector for relay control
I would like to use a boolean selector to choose forward or off for a relay. When I put the boolean selector in the code it only allows me to set the true/false conditions to be constants. I've seen the true/false conditions actually be "forward" or "off". How do I do this? Thanks!
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