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Re: Using NetworkTables in C++ (need a quick and concise tutorial)
Dustin,
I'd welcome a pointer to your changes - on first examination I don't see your C++ NetworkTables code in the three links in your signature block. Best, Martin |
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Re: Using NetworkTables in C++ (need a quick and concise tutorial)
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Re: Using NetworkTables in C++ (need a quick and concise tutorial)
Dustin,
OK (light bulb goes on!) so - the pynetworktables implementation you wrote has a complete NetworkTables implementation in C++. Again, because I'm dense, it would have been a bit clearer had you said: "see, for example, github.com/robotpy/wpilib/networktables ; github.com/robotpy/wpilib/networktables2" The branding as "pynetworktables" was tied in my brain to Python... Best, Martin |
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Re: Using NetworkTables in C++ (need a quick and concise tutorial)
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More importantly to note, the C++ implementation is the same implementation that the robot is running (e.g., that's why the repository is called WPILib), with some minimal changes to make it work on Windows/Linux. So ideally, the code should work as well as the code that's running on the robot. |
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