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Originally Posted by demosthenes2k8
Aah, I see your problem.
You never have to actually create a SmartDashboard pointer. Instead, what you have to do is
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SmartDashboard::init();
Then you log with
Code:
SmartDashboard::Log(value,"name");
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Sweet, thanks. I still can't understand when you are supposed to use pointer and when you are not. Nothing is consistent and so it seems impossible to get the hang of C++ coding by example.
Do you know how to setup it up on the Classmate so its uses a custom dashboard instead of the default? I still need help there.