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How does ToggleWhenPressed() work?
Hey CD,
I was wondering how wpilib's ToggleWhenPressed() function worked in C++. My goal is to make a command that extends a pneumatic cylinder when a button is pressed and then when you press the same button again, it retracts. I think the function is useful because it fits into how I structure my commands where all commands are called from the OI class. I didn't see any documentation about how it works. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Drew |
Re: How does ToggleWhenPressed() work?
The docs such as they are.
http://first.wpi.edu/FRC/roborio/sta...39d57549395530 If you really want to know then https://github.com/wpilibsuite/allwp...nScheduler.cpp This should give you the answer on how to make your command do the two actions |
Re: How does ToggleWhenPressed() work?
Hmmm ok. So the command has to be running for it to toggle on and off. Thanks for the help.
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