Thread: Fix-it window and dashboard code changes
View Single Post
  #3   Spotlight this post!  
Unread 28-01-2005, 00:50
Anthony Kesich's Avatar
Anthony Kesich Anthony Kesich is offline
Programmer Turned Engineer
AKA: SonKenshin
#1097 (Site 3 Engineernig)
Team Role: Leadership
  
Join Date: Jan 2003
Rookie Year: 2003
Location: Sacramento, CA
Posts: 186
Anthony Kesich has a spectacular aura aboutAnthony Kesich has a spectacular aura about
Send a message via AIM to Anthony Kesich
Re: Fix-it window and dashboard code changes
I would say that a dashboard is legal. The fix-it window applies to code developed for the robot. While the dashboard does interpret signals from the robot, it does not run or operate the robot. I see it as more of a control device... which controls nothing... so it's not a control device.... (Here's to disproving myself) Anyways, if you're just making it more readable or understandable, I don't see any problem in that. It will not directly change the performance of the robot. I say go for it.

-Tony K
__________________
C is screwing up my English--I'm ending all my sentences in semi-colons;

Horray for most things! -George Carlin

"Sure, I'll play rugby. Besides, I have a lot of experience running from really big guys who want to cream me." -Me, Freshman year