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I finally pulled out my RCX and Legos last night and played with them for
the first time in almost a year. My quick project was to take apart my old
adder/subtractor platform and rework it with a rotation sensor inline with
the driving motor to act as a bump detector. It works great, and makes the
robot a lot simpler.
Anyway I thought this would be a good chance to check out RcxCC, especially
since my father (who also enjoys building RCX based robots) has been raving
to me about how great RcxCC is. I am pretty impressed, except that I can't
figure out how tabs work in this software at all. Sometimes when I press
Tab I get what look like 2sp tabs. Other times I'll press Tab and the
cursor will move in 8 spaces to line up under the last line of code. Is
there a way to get all of this muck turned off and just get normal tabs
(preferably with 4 spaces)?
I am very impressed with RcxCC but it would be nice to have the option to
spawn a 3rd party editor. I am a vi-head (vile really) and I doubt that the
stock RcxCC editor will ever have a vi mode. I'm sure that there are others
who are just as picky about their editors and feel the same way.
I do like the ability to watch all of the variables while the robot is
running though, it makes debugging a lot easier. The remote control screen
was very handy as well.
Tonight I may give pbForth a go...
alex
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| alex wetmore <alex@phred.org> wrote in message news:947527538.49673...red.org... (...) Surely if you're a vi-head you could use vi, and set up keyboard macros for the compile and download calls to NQC? Personally I always used to set vi up with the (...) (25 years ago, 11-Jan-00, to lugnet.robotics.rcx.nqc)
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