What's the difference between robotInit() and constructor in SimpleRobot?

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What's the difference between robotInit() and constructor in SimpleRobot?

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19-03-2013, 20:04

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What's the difference between robotInit() and constructor in SimpleRobot?

Is there any functional difference between the robotInit() method and a constructor for a class extending SimpleRobot? I read the description in the API for robotInit() and it look likes it's supposed to do the exact same thing as a constructor.

My code works fine with just using the constructor, but my compilation messages keep recommending I provide robotInit() and disabled() methods so I was just curious.

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