I am using 3 sonar sensors to determine position in amaze.
I am new to robotc but have experience in basic and foxpro

I have not found a way to use
If (value1) and (value2) and (value3) then result = x

I could use x in a switch that calls motor routines.

If I understand you correctly, then you need something like this:
does this help?

Thanks

Specificly here are the conditions I want to evaluate to navigate the maze


// Forward Front Sensor > 13, left sensor > 7 right sensor > 7cm .. Centered in hallway no end in sight
// AdjustLeft Turn FrontSensor >13, left Sensor >7 Right Sensor < 7cm .. getting close to right wall
// AdjustRight Turn FrontSensor >13 left Sensor < 7 Right Sensor > 7cm...

// HardLeft Turn FrontSensor < 13 left Sensor > 10 Right Sensor < 26cm Near end, left open
// HardRight Turn FrontSensor < 13 left Sensor < 10 Right Sensor > 26cm

Does the" &&" above equal the "and" in my post where all conditions need to be present to = true.
Where can I find concantation statements.
In Foxpro it is 1>2 .and. 2>3 = true

I believe this will help you.

That article is exactly what I needed.
Is it part of a larger document that I could obtain?
My next need is to learn how to call subroutines with parameters.

Yes, it is part of the "Introduction to ROBOTC" by the Carnagie Mellon Robotics Academy. It's available here. But before you can view it, you will have to make a account with them.

http://www.robotc.net/teachingmindstorms/reference/hp_functions.pdf

Subroutines in ROBOTC are used in exactly the same way as in ANSI C (except that you cannot have any recursion). A quick google search on "functions in C" will help you out. However, I will display some of the basics here.

That is a simple subroutine with one integer parameter. If you want to add more parameters, just separate them with a comma. To have a subroutine that returns something:


You will need to place these functions above the main task, or place function prototypes above the main task and the actual functions afterwards.

Wow this is great. Now I need to put this to work

Thanks a lot

I may be back

I may be blind but I have failed to find the full document("Introduction to ROBOTC") you reference on cs2n. Could you send me a link?

There are many valuable resources here. I have a student who will greatly profit from the beginning lessons in RobotC

Thanks for your help

I did. In my previous post, the word "here" is a link. Click on it, and it will bring you to that page. Try signing in on another tab, and then going to it.

Found the resource files.

Getting closer

Now I need sound files for testing my sonar sensors but cannot find the files so that I can know what I can call.
I find the ones for Lego Mindstorms in the Lego directory but none with the RobotC directory. Where should the Robotc files reside?
If they are missing I could copy the Lego files to that directory.

There is a "woops.rso" in one of the sample programs and it works. I have searched for that file and for *.rso but get no results

!!! Found that I can copy sound files from the Lego..engine/sounds to Robomatterinc/RobotC../systemfiles

Good for you!!(and for me ) That's exactly what I was about to suggest.