What do you do with CANTimeoutException?
 

Before I start getting overly-basic answers, I know how to use try-catches and such, so it's not that I don't know how to use it, but I'm just curious what you do.

What do you all do with CANTimeoutException? It would seem that you can basically ignore it, because if the Jaguars aren't responding, then there's nothing you can do anyway. I guess you probably should print a message saying something went wrong, but would you just use a printStackTrace()? Netbeans doesn't really like it when you do that (the annoying yellow-squiggly-underlined text thing happens). Is there something that FIRST requires you to do with it?

Re: What do you do with CANTimeoutException?
 

In our Specification:

If a timeout occurs for a mechanism retry 5 times. If it still does not succeed disable output to that mechanism. Finally send an error and debugging information back to the developer.

Re: What do you do with CANTimeoutException?
 

Ooo, I like that. I think we'll put a "Danger Will Robinson!" light on the dash too.