Code:
package com.robototes.abomasnow;
import edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.*;
public class Driver {
private Jaguar FLjaguar;
private Jaguar FRjaguar;
private Jaguar RLjaguar;
private Jaguar RRjaguar;
private boolean mecanum;
private boolean wheel4;
/*
* Usage: Driver robot = new Driver(1,2);
*/
public Driver(int L, int R) {
FLjaguar = new Jaguar(L);
FRjaguar = new Jaguar(R);
wheel4 = false;
mecanum = false;
}
/*
* Usage: Driver robot = new Driver(1,2,3,4);
*/
public Driver(int FL, int FR, int RL, int RR) {
wheel4 = true;
FLjaguar = new Jaguar(FL);
FRjaguar = new Jaguar(FR);
RLjaguar = new Jaguar(RL);
RRjaguar = new Jaguar(RR);
mecanum = false;
}
/*
* Usage: Driver robot = new Driver(1,2,3,4,true);
*/
public Driver(int FL, int FR, int RL, int RR, boolean mecanum) {
wheel4 = true;
FLjaguar = new Jaguar(FL);
FRjaguar = new Jaguar(FR);
RLjaguar = new Jaguar(RL);
RRjaguar = new Jaguar(RR);
this.mecanum = true;
}
/*
* This function takes in one input, speed. If you dont have the mecanum
* flag defined, it will skip to just setting the speed. Otherwise, it will
* set the speeds of the first two Jaguars. If you are using four wheels
* in the constructor, it will also set those speeds accordingly.
*/
public void drive(double speed) {
if (!mecanum) {
FLjaguar.set(speed);
FRjaguar.set(-speed);
if (wheel4) {
RLjaguar.set(speed);
RRjaguar.set(-speed);
}
} else {
this.holonomicDrive(speed, 0, 0);
}
}
/*
* This takes two inputs, left speed and right speed
* it sets the first two jaguars
* then it checks if you called Driver with 4 motor ports
* if that is true, it sets the values for the back two motors
*/
public void tankDrive(double left, double right) {
if (!mecanum) {
FLjaguar.set(left);
FRjaguar.set(-right);
if (wheel4) {
RLjaguar.set(left);
RRjaguar.set(-right);
}
}
}
/*
* TankDrive, xbox 360 input version
*/
public void tankDrive(Xbox foo) {
this.tankDrive(-foo.getLeftStickAxes()[1], -foo.getRightStickAxes()[1]);
}
/*
* Makes sure we dont send a n<1 value to the jaguars, they dont like that
*/
double limit(double num) {
if (num > 1.0) {
return 1.0;
}
if (num < -1.0) {
return -1.0;
}
return num;
}
double maxOf4(double one, double two, double three, double four) {
return Math.max(Math.max(Math.abs(one), Math.abs(two)), Math.max(Math.abs(three), Math.abs(four)));
}
/*
* This brilliant hack was make by our team's all around awesome mentor, Dimitri
* Dont touch it
*
* Takes one input, input. if the input is positive, it squares it. If its
* negative, it squares it while preserving the sign. It returns the input.
*
* It allows greater control of speed while preserving the ability to go at full
* speed
*/
public double fiddleWithSpeed(double input) {
if (input > 0) {
input = input * input;
} else {
input = -input * input;
}
return input;
}
public void holonomicDrive(double power, double slide, double spin) {
/*
* This is a correct mecanum wheel drive function
*/
double fl, fr, rl, rr;
fl = power + slide + spin;
fr = power - slide - spin;
rl = power - slide + spin;
rr = power + slide - spin;
double max = this.maxOf4(fl, fr, rl, rr);
if (max>1) {
fl = fl/max;
fr = fr/max;
rl = rl/max;
rr = rr/max;
}
fl = limit(/*fiddleWithSpeed*/(fl)); //don't need fiddleWithSpeed for victors, you will for jaguars
fr = limit(/*fiddleWithSpeed*/(fr));
rl = limit(/*fiddleWithSpeed*/(rl));
rr = limit(/*fiddleWithSpeed*/(rr));
if(power != 0 || slide !=0 || spin != 0) {
System.out.println("#############################################");
System.out.println("power: " + power + " spin: " + spin + " slide: " + slide); //debugOut
System.out.println("FLSpeed: " + fl + " FRSpeed: " + fr);
System.out.println("RLSpeed: " + rl + " RRSpeed: " + rr);
}
this.set(fl, fr, rl, rr);
}
public void arcadeDrive(double power, double turn) {
double left,right;
left = power - turn;
right = power + turn;
double max = Math.max(left, right);
if (max > 1) {
left = left/max;
right = right/max;
}
left = limit(fiddleWithSpeed(left));
right = limit(fiddleWithSpeed(right));
this.set(left, right);
}
public void arcadeDrive(JessPad Fool) {
this.arcadeDrive(-Fool.getLeftStickAxes()[1], Fool.getLeftStickAxes()[0]);
}
public void stop() {
this.drive(0);
}
public void set(double left, double right) {
this.tankDrive(left, right);
}
public void set(double FL, double FR, double RL, double RR) {
this.FLjaguar.set((limit(FL)));
this.FRjaguar.set((limit(-FR)));
this.RLjaguar.set(((limit(RL))));
this.RRjaguar.set((limit(-RR)));
}
public double getAVGSpeed() {
/*
* If there are 4 wheels defined, return the values of all the jaguar values averaged, otherwise,
* return the speeds of the two wheels averaged.
*
* I know its ternary abuse, but it works (i tested it in javascript)
*/
return wheel4 //condition to test
? (this.FLjaguar.get() + this.FRjaguar.get() + //if its true
this.RLjaguar.get() + this.RRjaguar.get())/ 4 //cont.
: (this.FLjaguar.get() + this.FRjaguar.get()) / 2; //if its false
}
public void goForward() {
this.holonomicDrive(0.5, 0, 0);
}
public void goBackward() {
this.holonomicDrive(-0.5, 0, 0);
}
public void turnRight() {
this.holonomicDrive(0, 0, 0.5);
}
public void turnLeft() {
this.holonomicDrive(0, 0, -0.5);
}
}
Oh, you mean the refs. The only hand signal I've seen the judges use is the hi-five. - RoboMom [more] 
15-02-2011, 09:03
Thanks for clearing that up.
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