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Solenoid Programming Errors
Hi CD,
This is my first year programming, and 4618's first year using pneumatics. I've programmed according to the WPIlib screensteps and I keep getting an error every time I save and build the program. Here's what I've done(copied from sections of the program): DoubleSolenoid *m_leftShifter; m_leftShifter = new DoubleSolenoid(LEFT_DRIVE_LOW,LEFT_DRIVE_HIGH); m_leftShifter.set(DoubleSolenoid.Value.kForward); If someone could tell me what I'm doing wrong or how to fix this it would really be appreciated. If it helps, programming it as a Solenoid instead of DoubleSolenoid and using m_leftShifter.set(true); did not get rid of the problem. EDIT: I could set a motor value successfully, just not the solenoids. Thanks Last edited by [martinskot] : 01-25-2014 at 10:55 AM. Reason: Missing info |
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Re: Solenoid Programming Errors
The code in the WPI documentation tends to be for Java, not C++, and it looks like that's what you've written here. (At least on the third line.)
Notice that m_leftShifter is of type DoubleSolenoid*. That means it's a pointer to a DoubleSolenoid object, and so to access methods of that object (like Set()) you need to use the arrow operator (->). Try this code instead: Code:
DoubleSolenoid *m_leftShifter; m_leftShifter = new DoubleSolenoid(LEFT_DRIVE_LOW,LEFT_DRIVE_HIGH); m_leftShifter->Set(DoubleSolenoid::kForward); |
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Re: Solenoid Programming Errors
That works! Thanks a ton (metric,of course).
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