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Re: Robolab as a tool for teaching programming
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lugnet.robotics
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Sat, 19 Mar 2005 11:32:37 GMT
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Juergen Stuber <juergen@/NoSpam/jstuber.net>
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Hi John,
"John Hansen" <afanofosc@comcast.net> writes:
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> http://www.haciendarobotics.com/lessons/programming/wallbumper/index.html
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> This page shows how to create a subVI that contains a jump and land icon.
I find these extremely misleading, in a flowchart you should rather
use the lines to express control flow.
> According to the unofficial FLL FAQ you cannot reuse that
> subVI in your program or bad things will happen.
It looks like you will have the same label (land icon color) twice
in this case, as subVI a is just a macro.
However, a decent programming language should cope with that
by renaming the jumps automatically (I don't think NQC has this problem?).
Jürgen
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