Is there a problem with my While loop of SensorValue[bump]==0
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I’m trying to make a loop where a motor will run and lights will cycle indefinitely as long as the button is not pressed yet when the while(SensorValue[bump]==0) will only run once even if the button isn’t pressed.
#pragma config(Sensor, dgtl2, bump, sensorNone)
#pragma config(Sensor, dgtl10, green, sensorLEDtoVCC)
#pragma config(Sensor, dgtl11, red, sensorLEDtoVCC)
#pragma config(Sensor, dgtl12, amber, sensorLEDtoVCC)
#pragma config(Motor, port2, fan,tmotorVex393_MC29, openLoop)
task main()
{
while(true){
untilBump(bump); //waits until button is pressed
while(SensorValue(bump)==0){
startMotor(fan,127); //startmotor
turnLEDOn(green); //turn green on
delay(2000);
turnLEDOff(green); //turn green off
turnLEDOn(amber); //turn amber on
delay(2000);
turnLEDOff(amber); //turn amber off
turnLEDOn(red); //turn red on
delay(2000);
turnLEDOff(red); //turn red off
}
stopMotor(fan);
}
}
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I’m trying to make a loop where a motor will run and lights will cycle indefinitely as long as the button is not pressed yet when the while(SensorValue[bump]==0) will only run once even if the button isn’t pressed.
#pragma config(Sensor, dgtl2, bump, sensorNone)
#pragma config(Sensor, dgtl10, green, sensorLEDtoVCC)
#pragma config(Sensor, dgtl11, red, sensorLEDtoVCC)
#pragma config(Sensor, dgtl12, amber, sensorLEDtoVCC)
#pragma config(Motor, port2, fan,tmotorVex393_MC29, openLoop)
task main()
{
while(true){
untilBump(bump); //waits until button is pressed
while(SensorValue(bump)==0){
startMotor(fan,127); //startmotor
turnLEDOn(green); //turn green on
delay(2000);
turnLEDOff(green); //turn green off
turnLEDOn(amber); //turn amber on
delay(2000);
turnLEDOff(amber); //turn amber off
turnLEDOn(red); //turn red on
delay(2000);
turnLEDOff(red); //turn red off
}
stopMotor(fan);
}
}
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Another thing to note is that you are never going to escape the first while loop without abreakorreturn.
– busybear
Jan 18 at 16:19
I don't know anything aboutrobotc, but it looks to me like you have a few issues with these loops. Your motor will likely be told to start multiple times without stopping (thestopis outside thewhile(true)loop, even). Your trigger condition causes a process that takes at least 6 seconds to complete in a (presumably) single-threaded system. I think you've assignedbumptosensorNonewhich seems logically incorrect and you should always expect the same value out of it (probably0).
– Ian MacDonald
Jan 18 at 16:19
Robotc is just a really strange language, bump is mapped to port dgtl2 and will out put a 1 or a 0 depending on if it’s pressed, robot c also doesn’t use breaks. This is a example of the languages while loops staffordhs.ss8.sharpschool.com/common/pages/…
– Collin Smallegan
Jan 18 at 16:23
My stop motor is also inside the while(true), basically after the button is pressed it will break the loop then the motor will stop, the code will then start at the top right at untilBump(bump)
– Collin Smallegan
Jan 18 at 16:25
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I’m trying to make a loop where a motor will run and lights will cycle indefinitely as long as the button is not pressed yet when the while(SensorValue[bump]==0) will only run once even if the button isn’t pressed.
#pragma config(Sensor, dgtl2, bump, sensorNone)
#pragma config(Sensor, dgtl10, green, sensorLEDtoVCC)
#pragma config(Sensor, dgtl11, red, sensorLEDtoVCC)
#pragma config(Sensor, dgtl12, amber, sensorLEDtoVCC)
#pragma config(Motor, port2, fan,tmotorVex393_MC29, openLoop)
task main()
{
while(true){
untilBump(bump); //waits until button is pressed
while(SensorValue(bump)==0){
startMotor(fan,127); //startmotor
turnLEDOn(green); //turn green on
delay(2000);
turnLEDOff(green); //turn green off
turnLEDOn(amber); //turn amber on
delay(2000);
turnLEDOff(amber); //turn amber off
turnLEDOn(red); //turn red on
delay(2000);
turnLEDOff(red); //turn red off
}
stopMotor(fan);
}
}
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I’m trying to make a loop where a motor will run and lights will cycle indefinitely as long as the button is not pressed yet when the while(SensorValue[bump]==0) will only run once even if the button isn’t pressed.
#pragma config(Sensor, dgtl2, bump, sensorNone)
#pragma config(Sensor, dgtl10, green, sensorLEDtoVCC)
#pragma config(Sensor, dgtl11, red, sensorLEDtoVCC)
#pragma config(Sensor, dgtl12, amber, sensorLEDtoVCC)
#pragma config(Motor, port2, fan,tmotorVex393_MC29, openLoop)
task main()
{
while(true){
untilBump(bump); //waits until button is pressed
while(SensorValue(bump)==0){
startMotor(fan,127); //startmotor
turnLEDOn(green); //turn green on
delay(2000);
turnLEDOff(green); //turn green off
turnLEDOn(amber); //turn amber on
delay(2000);
turnLEDOff(amber); //turn amber off
turnLEDOn(red); //turn red on
delay(2000);
turnLEDOff(red); //turn red off
}
stopMotor(fan);
}
}
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Another thing to note is that you are never going to escape the first while loop without abreakorreturn.
– busybear
Jan 18 at 16:19
I don't know anything aboutrobotc, but it looks to me like you have a few issues with these loops. Your motor will likely be told to start multiple times without stopping (thestopis outside thewhile(true)loop, even). Your trigger condition causes a process that takes at least 6 seconds to complete in a (presumably) single-threaded system. I think you've assignedbumptosensorNonewhich seems logically incorrect and you should always expect the same value out of it (probably0).
– Ian MacDonald
Jan 18 at 16:19
Robotc is just a really strange language, bump is mapped to port dgtl2 and will out put a 1 or a 0 depending on if it’s pressed, robot c also doesn’t use breaks. This is a example of the languages while loops staffordhs.ss8.sharpschool.com/common/pages/…
– Collin Smallegan
Jan 18 at 16:23
My stop motor is also inside the while(true), basically after the button is pressed it will break the loop then the motor will stop, the code will then start at the top right at untilBump(bump)
– Collin Smallegan
Jan 18 at 16:25
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Another thing to note is that you are never going to escape the first while loop without abreakorreturn.
– busybear
Jan 18 at 16:19
I don't know anything aboutrobotc, but it looks to me like you have a few issues with these loops. Your motor will likely be told to start multiple times without stopping (thestopis outside thewhile(true)loop, even). Your trigger condition causes a process that takes at least 6 seconds to complete in a (presumably) single-threaded system. I think you've assignedbumptosensorNonewhich seems logically incorrect and you should always expect the same value out of it (probably0).
– Ian MacDonald
Jan 18 at 16:19
Robotc is just a really strange language, bump is mapped to port dgtl2 and will out put a 1 or a 0 depending on if it’s pressed, robot c also doesn’t use breaks. This is a example of the languages while loops staffordhs.ss8.sharpschool.com/common/pages/…
– Collin Smallegan
Jan 18 at 16:23
My stop motor is also inside the while(true), basically after the button is pressed it will break the loop then the motor will stop, the code will then start at the top right at untilBump(bump)
– Collin Smallegan
Jan 18 at 16:25
Another thing to note is that you are never going to escape the first while loop without a
break or return.– busybear
Jan 18 at 16:19
Another thing to note is that you are never going to escape the first while loop without a
break or return.– busybear
Jan 18 at 16:19
I don't know anything about
robotc, but it looks to me like you have a few issues with these loops. Your motor will likely be told to start multiple times without stopping (the stop is outside the while(true) loop, even). Your trigger condition causes a process that takes at least 6 seconds to complete in a (presumably) single-threaded system. I think you've assigned bump to sensorNone which seems logically incorrect and you should always expect the same value out of it (probably 0).– Ian MacDonald
Jan 18 at 16:19
I don't know anything about
robotc, but it looks to me like you have a few issues with these loops. Your motor will likely be told to start multiple times without stopping (the stop is outside the while(true) loop, even). Your trigger condition causes a process that takes at least 6 seconds to complete in a (presumably) single-threaded system. I think you've assigned bump to sensorNone which seems logically incorrect and you should always expect the same value out of it (probably 0).– Ian MacDonald
Jan 18 at 16:19
Robotc is just a really strange language, bump is mapped to port dgtl2 and will out put a 1 or a 0 depending on if it’s pressed, robot c also doesn’t use breaks. This is a example of the languages while loops staffordhs.ss8.sharpschool.com/common/pages/…
– Collin Smallegan
Jan 18 at 16:23
Robotc is just a really strange language, bump is mapped to port dgtl2 and will out put a 1 or a 0 depending on if it’s pressed, robot c also doesn’t use breaks. This is a example of the languages while loops staffordhs.ss8.sharpschool.com/common/pages/…
– Collin Smallegan
Jan 18 at 16:23
My stop motor is also inside the while(true), basically after the button is pressed it will break the loop then the motor will stop, the code will then start at the top right at untilBump(bump)
– Collin Smallegan
Jan 18 at 16:25
My stop motor is also inside the while(true), basically after the button is pressed it will break the loop then the motor will stop, the code will then start at the top right at untilBump(bump)
– Collin Smallegan
Jan 18 at 16:25
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Another thing to note is that you are never going to escape the first while loop without a
breakorreturn.– busybear
Jan 18 at 16:19
I don't know anything about
robotc, but it looks to me like you have a few issues with these loops. Your motor will likely be told to start multiple times without stopping (thestopis outside thewhile(true)loop, even). Your trigger condition causes a process that takes at least 6 seconds to complete in a (presumably) single-threaded system. I think you've assignedbumptosensorNonewhich seems logically incorrect and you should always expect the same value out of it (probably0).– Ian MacDonald
Jan 18 at 16:19
Robotc is just a really strange language, bump is mapped to port dgtl2 and will out put a 1 or a 0 depending on if it’s pressed, robot c also doesn’t use breaks. This is a example of the languages while loops staffordhs.ss8.sharpschool.com/common/pages/…
– Collin Smallegan
Jan 18 at 16:23
My stop motor is also inside the while(true), basically after the button is pressed it will break the loop then the motor will stop, the code will then start at the top right at untilBump(bump)
– Collin Smallegan
Jan 18 at 16:25