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Originally Posted by Mikesername
How about in LabView?
Thanks for the quick reply, btw  |
I have only worked for a bit in LabView, but I believe you could just use the blocks that are available in the WPILib. It has all the same functions available, but everything is a block, not actual code. You should be able to "wire" everything in LabView so that if one of the functions returns "true," it turns on the motor. If "false," it turns it off.
Sorry I cannot give more specific instructions than this. Perhaps someone who has worked more with LabView would be able to help.
Edit: keehun just posted the appropriate instructions above.