Quote:
Originally Posted by personfromhell
Thank you, I figured it would be essentially a Boolean value but wasn't sure because my code wasn't working. My next question is then why doesn't this code work:
Code:
if(p2_sw_aux1) {
pwm01 = 187;
} else if(p2_sw_aux2) {
pwm01 = 67;
} else {
pwm01 = 127;
}
pwm01 goes to a motor that is meant to pivot two casters. I know that the victor its wired to works as well as the controller and cables and such. I know that in C++ the if statements should work but I haven't used C in a while and I forgot the differences in the two standards. Again, any help is greatly appreciated. |
The code looks fine. Are you sure pwm01 isn't set to something else later in the code (for example, in the default code)?