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AsianSensation 01-13-2013 01:30 PM

How to program command based robot
 
Ok, before you go to your bookmarks or whatever to pull out the WPI getting started with FRC Java pdf, the WPIcookbook pdf, and WPI robotics library user guide pdf, read the question please.
I was following the instructions in the WPIcookbook for the command based robot, but it is still giving me errors saying either a class doesn't exist or the method doesn't exist...am I missing something from the cookbook or did they leave out some parts (like imports and such)?

RufflesRidge 01-13-2013 01:31 PM

Re: How to program command based robot
 
If you copy and paste the complete error and/or post your code it would likely be easier to assist with your question.

Ether 01-13-2013 02:44 PM

Re: How to program command based robot
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by AsianSensation (Post 1214354)
Ok, before you go to your bookmarks or whatever to pull out the WPI getting started with FRC Java pdf, the WPIcookbook pdf, and WPI robotics library user guide pdf, read the question please.

This is not the ideal way to endear yourself to those from whom you are seeking assistance.




Johnbot 01-13-2013 09:51 PM

Re: How to program command based robot
 
I do believe that the cookbook leaves out imports, which you can very easily fix.

Assuming you have the Netbeans plugins installed, just right-click the editor, and click "Fix Imports."

If that isn't your problem, then you should post your entire error message.

Djur 01-14-2013 08:09 PM

Re: How to program command based robot
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Johnbot (Post 1214688)
I do believe that the cookbook leaves out imports, which you can very easily fix.

Assuming you have the Netbeans plugins installed, just right-click the editor, and click "Fix Imports."

You can also press CTRL+SHIFT+I on Windows to automatically do this. Of course, that assumes the problem is with imports in the first place.


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