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Originally Posted by shindigo
Wow -that is some pretty snappy code! I have never seen the override of a get in a new before, but I'm a relative novice at java. Can any public method be overridden for an instance of a class in Java? I will give it a try tomorrow night.
Btw, do you have a link to the source of the wpilib? There are times when I would like to understand more about what is going on behind the scenes.
Thanks -
Mike Parker - programming mentor, team 102
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https://github.com/1684chimeras/2013...cedButton.java
lil something i made, allows you to assign different commands to different modes than set the mode of the button (e.g. set A to lock for drive, B for climb in climbing than set the mode of all the buttons to 2 when u want to climb)
Button source code is in C:\Users\yourname\sunspotfrcsdk\lib\wpilibj.src.zi p
to your override question.... Yeah you can override any public method. You can also use super.(method) to refer to the method that you were overriding