Kirk Wallace wrote: > On Wed, 2010-03-10 at 14:11 -0500, Stephen Wille Padnos wrote: > ... snip > >> changer is a carousel. If set true, then it's assumed that max is next >> to min and you can get from min to max by going "back" one and wrapping >> around. >> >> Hope this helps. >> - Steve >> > Cool. Thanks. The plan was to assign each tool a value (0 to 1023) > corresponding to a position on an absolute encoder, but I may be able to > use regular tool numbers and then convert to the encoder values. Thanks. > That could work I think. It might get sticky if there's any motion once the turret is in position. > Besides a wiki page. What would be needed to flush out the > documentation? > Not much. I've been thinking of making this into a comp instead of a C component. That would give some level of automatic documentation. I had originally planned to add more modulo arithmetic functions, similar to the old "blocks" component, but we seem to be moving toward "many small components" instead. > Why don't I need an addf to assign modmath to a thread? > You do. I didn't mention it because I was only describing the pin functions.
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