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Originally Posted by danielcg25
I followed all the instructions for C++ up until page 30
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If you are using the cookbook from 2012, there are a few things that changed. I think
http://wpilib.screenstepslive.com/s/3120 will eventually have all the content of the old documentation, but until then you have to pick through the old examples and watch for changes.
In your case it sounds like you have a chassis subsystem. The old way of handling that was to put all subsystems into the CommandBase class so all commands have easy access to subsystems. That's not a good design.
The 2013 approach is better. Put your subsystems into the Robot class and in your commands refer to Robot::chassis. If you use Robot Builder it follows this convention.
Since you are new to the command-based robot approach, you definitely should experiment with Robot Builder and carefully read the code it generates. It's quite good. Even if you decide not to use Robot Builder, you'll probably adopt a lot of what you learn from reading that code.