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12-02-2013, 22:00
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Re: Network Tables
Via the link above, there is the category "The client (laptop) side of the program." Code exactly as is shown in this will not function. The robot side is also more or less as shown and will give/take values to/from the network table viewer.
Without the specified lines, setClientMode() and setIPAddress() there are no errors but also no connection. It will not print status as client with if (not server) print is client nor will it do the same with connection. With them, there are also no errors but it continuously fails to connect. 
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