Camera software Update 2/3/10 C/C++

[ideasrule]

I'm supposing that there's a corresponding Java update? I'm looking at the list of updates in the updates.xml file and don't see anything...

[sunit]

Clean and Build did not fix the problem.

Commenting out the DriverStationLCD code did not fix the issue.

[MattD]

Originally Posted by ideasrule

I'm supposing that there's a corresponding Java update? I'm looking at the list of updates in the updates.xml file and don't see anything...

I had an update available for the FRCSquawkSDK plugin, but after installing it I did not see any of the API changes that were present in the C++ version of the library. Am I missing something, or is a Java update to match the C++ version still pending?

[Kingofl337]

I'm also looking forward to said update for Java.

[kevin51292]

Hey guys!

I installed the update a couple of days ago and it seems to have created a problem that I'm wondering if anyone on here has been able to figure out. When I declare the Axis camera instance, I tried setting the resolution of the image, but when I do that it says that my resolution (kResolution_640x480) is undeclared. I am including the updated AxisCamera.h and AxisCameraParams.h header files. Do any of you have any ideas on what I'm doing wrong? Here is what my source code looks like:

AxisCamera &camera = AxisCamera::GetInstance();
camera.WriteResolution(kResolution_640x480);

[byteit101]

Originally Posted by kevin51292

Hey guys!

I installed the update a couple of days ago and it seems to have created a problem that I'm wondering if anyone on here has been able to figure out. When I declare the Axis camera instance, I tried setting the resolution of the image, but when I do that it says that my resolution (kResolution_640x480) is undeclared. I am including the updated AxisCamera.h and AxisCameraParams.h header files. Do any of you have any ideas on what I'm doing wrong? Here is what my source code looks like:

AxisCamera &camera = AxisCamera::GetInstance();
camera.WriteResolution(kResolution_640x480);

you aren't doing anything wrong, this is a WPILib bug. See post 3 above

[kevin51292]

Hmm...I'm actually not using the DriverStationLCD class. I've been using the DashboardDataSender class. Is that another problem? So if I'm not using the DriverStationLCD class is there something else that could be causing the problem?

-Kevin

[byteit101]

Originally Posted by kevin51292

Hmm...I'm actually not using the DriverStationLCD class. I've been using the DashboardDataSender class. Is that another problem? So if I'm not using the DriverStationLCD class is there something else that could be causing the problem?

-Kevin

Oops! I didn't read the question all the way

[MattD]

Originally Posted by byteit101

you aren't doing anything wrong, this is a WPILib bug. See post 3 above

I disagree.

Try this:

AxisCamera &camera = AxisCamera::GetInstance();
camera.WriteResolution(AxisCameraParams::kResolution_640x480);

[kevin51292]

Ah thank you very much!! I tried it and it worked wonderfully.