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The Mobile Interface Builder tutorial
www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Help.aspx?id=196
says the variable watcher is a supported control, but I don't see how to add it
Thanks,
Frank
The Mobile Interface Builder tutorial
www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Help.aspx?id=196
says the variable watcher is a supported control, but I don't see how to add it
Thanks,
Frank
You can add controls to a project in ARC with the Project -> Add Control button
Most all the robot program episodes demonstrate how to add a control to ARC. Check them out! Have fun
Look at the top of the page and it explains how to add the control to ARC. Once added, any controls added that are supported can be viewed with the Controls button, or use the applicable ShowControl() in ezscript.
Thanks for the quick reply.
I'm thinking I did not state my question correctly
I know how to add and use the variable watcher control in the desktop, but I don't see anyway to add it in the mobile interface
[quote] Look at the top of the page and it explains how to add the control to ARC. Once added, any controls added that are supported can be viewed with the Controls button, or use the applicable ShowControl() in ezscript. [/code]
I'm not sure what you mean by the "Controls" button? I
However, I can see that if I add the control in the desktop, as you suggested, it is available in scripting but only with limited functions... i.e. it doesn't make it visible in the mobile interface
Maybe it would help if I explained what I'm trying to accomplish... they may be an easier way
I want to view the state of a digital input in the mobile interface. Is there a way to do this?
Thanks,
Frank
2) Save your project to the cloud
3) Load your project on a mobile device from the ez-cloud
4) Access the variable watcher with the CONTROLS menu option in the ARC mobile interfae
Alternatively, you can specify what control to have in the foreground in the mobile interface by using the ShowControl() function in the OnClick of a button. You can view what ShowControl() options exist by looking at the cheat sheet. Click on the Cheat Sheet <-here to read more about it.
For more information on making mobile apps, please consult this link: http://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/68
Thanks for the very detailed response... I really appreciate it
Frank