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Re: Here's Some Sensor Test Code for the Gyro & PID, Accelerometer, and Magnetic Enco

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From what I saw, it looks like these basically just log the values. Any reason you use a separate project just for logging a sensor's value instead of just putting it in your normal code?
All of them are basically logging values, except for the Gyro rotation one; just logging values may seem easy, but actually knowing what classes and methods to use is kind of time consuming to figure out without examples. WPILIB doesn't do a very job describing the behaviour of classes and its methods, and I needed to know if the . Basically I needed to see what the output was to get.

Just using these classes with my actual robot code would have been be next to impossible this year if I didn't write some(very basic) test to code to verify that the device was indeed correctly wired, and to see what the output looked like.
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