uArm Serial No.: UP130018040415
Firmware Version: 3.2.0
Operation System: Win 10
uArm Controlling Method: uArm Studio 1.1.22
- Functions run asynchronously in Blockly. Assuming defining following functions:
function1:
1-1 move to x1, y1, z1
1-2 move down
1-3 suction cup on
1-4 move up
function2:
2-1 move to x2, y2, z2
2-2 move down
2-3 suction cup off
2-4 move up
The most left numbers are line-numbers for reference.
Since functions run asynchronously, the result with the following blocks:
call function1
call function2
will be “move to x1, y1, z1”, “move to x2, y2, z2”, “move down”, “move down”… That breaks the logic.
Could I create functions that run sequentially (synchronously), so each blocks in functions processed after all the blocks are run in the first function?
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How to use the “break” block?
Following pseudo-code exits a loop when a condition is met:while (true) {
do_something1();
if (condition) { break; }
do_something2();
}
I assumed equivalent blocks in Blockly would be “forever” loop, “if-do” block, and “break” block. However, when I put the “break” block inside of the “if-do” block contained by the “forever” loop, a warning (“break block only use in loop”) will be raised. How do I use the “break” block?