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Re: Printing values to user messages box

You need to use standard printf formatting.

Your line should be something like:
lcd->Printf(DriverStationLCD::kUser_Line3, 1, "Rate: %f", shooterOne->GetSpeed());

Also, calling the Clear() method first tends to prevent weird overwriting problems that muddle the output.
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Re: Printing values to user messages box

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Originally Posted by Kevin Sevcik View Post
You need to use standard printf formatting.

Your line should be something like:
lcd->Printf(DriverStationLCD::kUser_Line3, 1, "Rate: %f", shooterOne->GetSpeed());

Also, calling the Clear() method first tends to prevent weird overwriting problems that muddle the output.
I put the parentheses after GetSpeed, I just forgot them here. I did not have %f, however. I'll try it out tomorrow.

Thank you.

EDIT: It worked perfectly, thanks

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