how to compile programming code together with condition ?:(

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• Franklin Posts: 4,747

  2013-10-20 21:42 edited 2013-10-20 21:42

  It would help if you would format your code between [code] tags to maintain formatting and explain what the program does and does not do and what you think the problem is.
• Duane Degn Posts: 10,588

  2013-10-20 22:08 edited 2013-10-20 22:08

  Have you used the SpeakJet yet? Do you have the helper chip it needs? If you don't already have the helper chip, don't buy it. There's less expensive text to speech chip available. If you're interested, I'll find the link.
  
  There's a tutorial on posting code to the forum at the link below.
  
  
• mogu93 Posts: 22

  2013-10-20 22:18 edited 2013-10-20 22:18

  yeah , I used the speakjet for message announcement .But I need to add into the adc programming.But I don't know how .Like some branch .At certain voltages , a announcement will be made.
• Duane Degn Posts: 10,588

  2013-10-20 22:23 edited 2013-10-20 22:23

  mogu93 wrote: »

  yeah , I used the speakjet for message announcement .But I need to add into the adc programming.But I don't know how .Like some branch .At certain voltages , a announcement will be made.

  
  Take a look at the program "SELECT-CASE.BS2" in the sample programs that come with the BS editor. It looks like it has an example of doing what you want.
• mogu93 Posts: 22

  2013-10-20 22:25 edited 2013-10-20 22:25

  thanks! but I don't have that, u mind sending me the sample program to me?
• Duane Degn Posts: 10,588

  2013-10-20 22:35 edited 2013-10-20 22:35

  mogu93 wrote: »

  thanks! but I don't have that, u mind sending me the sample program to me?

  
  It was part of the software installation.
  
  Here it is:
  

  ' SELECT-CASE.BS2' This program generates a series of 16-bit random numbers and tests each
  ' to determine odd or even, and where it falls in the possible range:
  ' lower third, middle third, or upper third.  The program is useful for
  ' testing various seed values for RANDOM.
  
  
  ' {$STAMP BS2}
  ' {$PBASIC 2.5}
  
  
  test            VAR     Byte            ' counter for tests
  sample          VAR     Word            ' random number to be tested
  odd             VAR     Byte            ' odd throws
  even            VAR     Byte            ' even throws
  isLo            VAR     Byte            ' sample in lower third
  isMid           VAR     Byte            '        in middle thrid
  isHi            VAR     Byte            '        in upper third
  
  
  
  
  Main:
    sample = 11000                        ' initialize seed
    FOR test = 1 TO 100                   ' "throw" 100 times
      RANDOM sample                       ' randomize
  
  
      IF (sample.BIT0) THEN               ' check odd/even bit
        odd = odd + 1                     ' increment odd count
      ELSE
        even = even + 1                   ' increment even count
      ENDIF
  
  
      SELECT sample
        CASE <= 21845                     ' test lower third
          isLo = isLo + 1
  
  
        CASE 21846 TO 43691               ' test middle third
          isMid = isMid + 1
  
  
        CASE ELSE                         ' otherwise upper third
          isHi = isHi + 1
      ENDSELECT
    NEXT
  
  
  Show_Results:
    DEBUG CLS,
          "Odd Throws.... ", DEC odd, "%", CR,
          "Even Throws... ", DEC even, "%", CR,
          "Low........... ", DEC isLo, "%", CR,
          "Mid........... ", DEC isMid, "%", CR,
          "High.......... ", DEC isHi, "%", CR
    END
  

  
  Doesn't it look pretty with code tags?
• Duane Degn Posts: 10,588

  2013-10-20 22:38 edited 2013-10-20 22:38

  This is the part I think applies to your application.
  

  SELECT sample
        CASE <= 21845                     ' test lower third
          isLo = isLo + 1
  
  
        CASE 21846 TO 43691               ' test middle third
          isMid = isMid + 1
  
  
        CASE ELSE                         ' otherwise upper third
          isHi = isHi + 1
      ENDSELECT
  

  
  Instead of "sample" you'd use your voltage reading. You'd then make each case a range of readings with a message to display for each case.
• mogu93 Posts: 22

  2013-10-20 22:42 edited 2013-10-20 22:42

  got any more simpler code? hehe! of condition ,and cases code?i got 5 value and messages ,need 5 cases for it to implement
• Franklin Posts: 4,747

  2013-10-22 19:34 edited 2013-10-22 19:34

  Taking what Duane gave you and posting with code tags show us what you have now. To add more conditions just make more CASE statements...