testingngngnggg "[" and "]"

diafysal

test "[noparse][[/noparse]" and "]"

     System.out.print(buff[noparse][[/noparse]0]);
     System.out.print(buff[noparse][[/noparse]0]);
     System.out.print(buff[noparse][[/noparse]0]);

     System.out.print(buff[noparse][[/noparse]0]);
     System.out.print(buff);
     System.out.print(buff);

/* Simple test program to Identify Firmware Version Number.
 * From "ServoController.pdf"
 *
 *(please improve the coding)
 *
 * diafysal
 */
import stamp.core.*;

public class test_ver {


  public static void main() {

    char [noparse][[/noparse]] buff;
    buff = new char;            // data from PSC

    Uart myUart = new Uart(Uart.dirTransmit,
                           CPU.pin0,          // Serial Data I/O pin
                           Uart.dontInvert,
                           Uart.speed2400,
                           Uart.stop2);

    while(true) {

      System.out.println("Finding PSC");

      myUart.sendString("!SCVER?");         //send command
      myUart.sendByte(0x0D);                //end of command

      while (!myUart.sendBufferEmpty()) ;   //wait for buffer empty

      myUart.setDirection(Uart.dirReceive);      //change direction

      buff[noparse][[/noparse]0] = (char)myUart.receiveByte();       //receive response
      buff = (char)myUart.receiveByte();
      buff = (char)myUart.receiveByte();

      myUart.setDirection(Uart.dirTransmit);     //change direction

      System.out.print("PSC ver: ");
      System.out.print(buff[noparse][[/noparse]0]);
      System.out.print(buff);
      System.out.print(buff);

      CPU.delay( 30000 );  // Long delay

      System.out.print('\u0010');  // Clears the terminal

    }                                                // end while
  }                                                  // end main
}                                                    // end class declaration

      System.out.print(buff[noparse][[/noparse]0]);
      System.out.print(buff);
      System.out.print(buff);

This does not work properly in my browser. I do not know why.

Post Edited (diafysal) : 9/23/2005 10:35:01 PM GMT

Jim Ewald

timer test

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Jim

Parallax IT Dept.

Jim Ewald

timer test2

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Jim

Parallax IT Dept.

Jim Ewald

testing 222

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Jim

Parallax IT Dept.

Jim Ewald

testing 3333



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Jim

Parallax IT Dept.

diafysal

Hey ! IT Guy.
Why does "[noparse][[/noparse]" and "]" disappear in my browser?

Jim Ewald

Are you saying that the square brackets [noparse][[/noparse] ] are not displayed in your browser? Which browser are you using?

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Jim

Parallax IT Dept.

diafysal

If I edit my post all square brackets [noparse][[/noparse] ] is there.
When I look at the tread only the square brackets [noparse][[/noparse] ] with a "0" inside is shown.
The one with 1,2 or 3 inside does not show.

I'm using Firefox 1.0.6

(edit)
[noparse][[/noparse]0]

[noparse][[/noparse]0]

hmmm

Post Edited (diafysal) : 10/3/2005 8:54:28 PM GMT

TD-Linux

Same here - Firefox 1.0.6, and anything besides [noparse][[/noparse]0] does not appear. Will report the bug.

[noparse][[/noparse]0] - [noparse][[/noparse] zero ]
- [noparse][[/noparse] one ]
- [noparse][[/noparse] two]

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diafysal

Testing

 - one
[noparse][[/noparse]1*] - one *
[i] - letter "i"
[noparse][[/noparse]i*] - letter "i" *[/i]

John Raplee, Jr

That's why you need to use IE! Firefox needs to die. [noparse]:)[/noparse]

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diafysal

I got the same result with IE 6 !
Perhaps you meant to end your post with "; - )" instead ?