program not looping
navyguy0521
Posts: 7
Hi,
Sorry but my last posting must have been confusing.
Just trying to make this very simple program loop (repeat indefinitely)
Please tell exactly what to type at the end so this will happen.
Thank you very much.
'{$STAMP BS2} ' {$PORT COM21} '($PBASIC 2.5} HIGH 1 PAUSE 100 LOW 1 PAUSE 10000 HIGH 1 PAUSE 100 LOW 1 PAUSE 10000 HIGH 2 PAUSE 200 LOW 2 PAUSE 10000 HIGH 3 PAUSE 200 LOW 3 HIGH 3 HIGH 2 PAUSE 100 LOW 2 PAUSE 10000 HIGH 4 PAUSE 100 LOW 4 PAUSE 10000 HIGH 1 PAUSE 100 LOW 1 PAUSE 10000 HIGH 2 PAUSE 100 LOW 2 PAUSE 10000 HIGH 1 PAUSE 100 LOW 1 PAUSE 10000 HIGH 2 PAUSE 100 LOW 2 PAUSE 10000 HIGH 3 PAUSE 100 LOW 3 HIGH 4 PAUSE 100 LOW 4 HIGH 1 PAUSE 100 LOW 1 PAUSE 10000 HIGH 5 PAUSE 100 LOW 5 PAUSE 500 HIGH 1 PAUSE 100 LOW 1 PAUSE 10000 HIGH 1 PAUSE 100 LOW 1 PAUSE 1000 GOTO
Comments
See post no .: https://forums.parallax.com/discussion/comment/1530177/#Comment_1530177
you should indent the lines between DO and LOOP
Enjoy!
Mike
In my first response to you I showed you how to use GOTO. It must be followed by a label. The label must exist in the program. This information is available in the help file that is linked to the BASIC Stamp editor.
Since you're new, let me give you another tip that will help you long term: As easy as it is to use the pin number directly, don't do this. Spend a few minutes naming the pins appropriate for the function they perform. This has two benefits: 1) The code is easier to read and maintain, and 2) If you have to re-wire your circuit, changing the PIN definition in one place makes things significantly cleaner.
As Mike pointed out, DO..LOOP is another structure that can be used for looping. For long stretches of code like yours, though, I think GOTO Label is better suited. Use DO..LOOP for small segments of code.
Thank you guys. Really appreciate it..
Here is another spin on it using the Gosub, I cut out the lenghty pauses and added a Debug so you can see it looping