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09-04-2010, 15:56
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Re: ZomB: a C# Drag and Drop Dashboard
Posting from a teammate's account here...
Anyway, I'm trying to use zomB, but I can't get the default zomB dashboard to update at all. For testing purposes I'm just trying to feed a value of 0.5 to grph and -0.5 to grph2 and nothing is coming up. I'm using Java. Yes, I've declared and instantiated a ZDashboard object (named zomB), and the zomB.Add()s and .Send() are in the teleop loop method. The dashboard is set to our team number and the driverstation is of course properly configured for our team. |
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