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Re: Bricx NQC
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lugnet.robotics.rcx
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Mon, 4 Oct 2004 14:12:30 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics.rcx, Ian Koerich Maciel wrote:
> I want to send a message whon is formed for three numbers corespondente the
> information of the program than I'll create.
I'm having a hard time parsing your english. I know that's not your fault, but
it is making it harder to help you.
The simplest way you can send a message to the RCX and have a program running on
the RCX respond to that message is to use the PBMessage mechanism. But that
limits your message to a single integer value between 0 and 255. If you need to
send a single message constructed from 3 numbers then you may find the PBMessage
mechanism to be too limiting. If that is the case then your will have a much
harder time trying to do what you want.
> I received an e-mail from "bricx" whon said: "BricxCC can accept some DDE
> messages. It can also act as an out-of-process COM server. Good luck."
I wrote that e-mail. I was wrong about the DDE support in BricxCC. It does not
currently handle any DDE messages.
> You said: "I have written a
> small utility that allows you to do the same thing (i.e., send IR messages 1-255
> to the RCX)." How can I have this?
If you have installed BricxCC 3.3.7.7 then you have a copy of this utility (it
is called RCXTool.exe). You can use either NQC or RCXTool to send PBMessages to
the RCX.
> explaining, i want to make my own software whon send messages to RCX.
> As no people know how to help me, i'm trying now send DDE messagens and use
> Bricx as an COM Server.
In a previous post I showed how to use NQC to send a PBMessage.
nqc -TRCX2 -Susb -msg #
(where # == 1-255)
You could have your program launch NQC using the above command line to send your
messages.
John Hansen
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