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Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Re: [oopic] Re: Should this code work?

Well I decided on events rather than directly linking the buttons because I want the dio states to be able to change over time, which isn't shown in this version of the code.
The actual events would look more like

switch1.state = cvOff (Concerning these first two lines: is there a way to set
switch2.state = cvOn up some sort of protocol where for instance it was a
oopic.delay = 25 given that if switch1 was on then switches 2, 3, 4
switch2.state = cvOff would be off?)
switch1.state = cvOn
oopic.delay = 20
and on and on for a little while

This program is eventually going to be incorporated into a larger program where the events are controling servos and other objects as well.
In effect what I'm trying to do is set up each event as a short control program which is triggered by a single external button.
Am I going about this the wrong way, is there another way?

On a related subject if such programs were written how long could they be before the oopic would run out of disk space?

Thanks

Carson


bobhedges9 <bhmtr@mindspring.com> wrote: looks like oflipflop would be easier than the events.

--- In oopic@yahoogroups.com, carson hoyt <carr6565@...> wrote:
>
> I recently wrote this code to toggle some solid state analog
switches, but am unsure if the code is bad or if I am screwing
something else up all together. I have a feeling I got some of the
hardware wrong, anyone have any suggestions.
> Oh secondarily, is there some way to sync output signals or does
that happen automatically. Thanks for the help.
>
>
> Dim switch1 As New oDIO1
> Dim switch2 As New oDIO1
> Dim switch3 As New oDIO1
> Dim switch4 As New oDIO1
>
> Dim button1 As New oDIO1
> Dim button2 As New oDIO1
>
> Dim wire1 As New oWire
> Dim wire2 As New oWire
>
> Dim routerstate1 As New oEvent
> Dim routerstate2 As New oEvent
>
> Sub Main()
>
> ooPIC.Delay = 250
>
> switch1.IOLine = 1
> switch1.Direction = cvOutput
> switch1.State = cvOn
>
> switch2.IOLine = 2
> switch2.Direction = cvOutput
> switch2.State = cvOff
>
> switch3.IOLine = 3
> switch3.Direction = cvOutput
> switch3.State = cvOff
>
> switch4.IOLine = 4
> switch4.Direction = cvOutput
> switch4.State = cvOff
>
> button1.IOLine = 6
> button1.Direction = cvInput
>
> button2.IOLine = 7
> button2.Direction = cvInput
>
>
> wire1.Input.Link(button1)
> wire1.Output1.Link(routerstate1.Operate)
> wire1.InvertIn = cvTrue
> wire1.Operate = cvTrue
>
> wire2.Input.Link(button2)
> wire2.Output1.Link(routerstate2.Operate)
> wire2.InvertIn = cvTrue
> wire2.Operate = cvTrue
>
> End Sub
>
> Sub routerstate1_Code()
> switch1.State = cvOn
> End Sub
>
> Sub routerstate2_Code()
> switch1.State = cvOff
>
>
> End Sub
>
>
>
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