
robocen

Hello! All the smart and friendly people in the forum.
I have encountered two errors while debugging the SDK tutorials, and I am looking for help here.
First of all, I have read the README - INSTALLATION!.txt. Then I loaded Robot - Remote controll project and (according to my understanding) did whatever the readme file told me to do.
There were two problems occuring after I clicked the "start debugging" button:
The type or namespace name 'EZB_Connect' does not exist in the namespace 'EZ_B' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
and
No overload for 'Worker_OnLog' matches delegate 'EZB.OnLogHandler' Robot - Remote Control
For the first error, I have searched through EZ_B.dll, and I was pretty sure that I didn't see any file named 'EZB_Connect'.
Can anyone help me with these two errors?
Thanks a lot!
@Robocen,
The project "Robot - Remote control" source code is old and some API methods have been deprecated/removed and replaced by new ones and/or other methods have different signatures (more parameters).
What kind of features/hardware you want to test, i have done a few examples before, i can try to "cook" something to help you test the SDK.
Do you own a Revolution robot or/and what kind of hardware you want to use the sdk ?
@ptp
Thanks a lot.
It seems that all the projects named "tutorial" just work right.
That's very nice of you. What I am doing is just trying to understand the ez-robot's control so that I can create my own ezb project by programming the SDK.
Sorry for my poor programming skills. I might ask more questions about the SDK in the near future.
Thanks again.