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Re: How to change command associated with button
Alan -- good idea. Our programmer Ryan came up with a similar solution where a command has a Boolean state that indicates which of the two desired command actions should be executed. It then schedules the desired command, and slaves IsFinished() to the same state of the scheduled command. I'll see if I can get him to post it here so that the there's a record for the community in the future.
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And your other point, "why a debate over a nonexistent rule?". Its summer, we're not building robots, and we're geeks. What else are we supposed to do? - EHaskins [more] 
23-03-2014, 12:34
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