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Re: nqc question
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lugnet.robotics
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Date:
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Thu, 16 May 2002 20:52:43 GMT
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Original-From:
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Stephen J Baker <sjbaker@SPAMLESSlink.com>
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<SJBAKER@LINKnomorespam.COM>
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> > I want to have a motor turn as long as i press a touch sensor and
> > stop when i release it.
> > This is probly a very simple problem but I cant seem to solve it.
> > I tried if while and until but for some reason it didn't work
> while(1)
> {
> if(SENSOR_X == 1)
> On(OUT_Y);
> until(SENSOR_X == 0)
> }
I don't see how that could possibly work - where does this code turn
the motor off?
You need something like:
task sensor_to_motor ()
{
while ( 1 ) /* Do this forever... */
{
Off ( motor ) ; /* Turn the motor off */
while ( sensor == 0 ) /* Wait until the button is pressed */
/* Do Nothing */ ;
OnFwd ( motor ) ; /* Turn the motor on */
while ( sensor == 1 ) /* Wait until the button is released */
/* Do Nothing */ ;
}
}
Change 'motor' and 'sensor' to whichever OUT_ and SENSOR_ you
need - start the task running from 'main'. If you are using
the RCX to do something else at the same time then you should
probably save some CPU time by replacing the two ocurrances
of '/* Do Nothing */' with short duration 'Wait()' commands.
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