B.2 motion mathematics, B.3 basic programming, B.3.1 break-continue-return sample – ElmoMC Multi-Axis Motion Controller-Maestro User Manual
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v1.addline ( -128000, 64000 )
v1.addcircle( 64000,180,-90 )
v1.vse
=
0
v1.ends()
//finish building trajectory
wait(10)
v1.bg
//start
motion
end function
B.2 Motion Mathematics
Refer to the Motion Library Tutorial which can be viewed on the Elmo web site at
http://www.elmomc.com/support/Samples-Tutorial/MAN-MLT.pdf
.
B.3 Basic Programming
B.3.1
Break-Continue-Return Sample
//The "continue" statement forces immediate transfer of control to the
// next iteration of the loop.
//The "break" statement is used to exit the loop.
//The "return" statement ends the current function
// (and transfers control back to the calling function)
function run()
int
i,j
for
i=1:2:20
if (i%2 == 0)
j=i/2
continue //go to next iteration
else if (i%4 == 0)
j=i/4
break
//exit
the
loop
else
j=i
return
//exit this function
end
if
i=i+1
end
for
j=j+i
end function
B.3.2
Function Call Sample
function run()
int
multipleVar
multipleVar=multiple(10,15)
//call embedded function "multiple"
end function //after returning from the called function (multiple),
//multipleVar=150
function [int c] = multiple(int a, int b)
// this func has two input parameters (a and b)
// and one output parameter (c)
c=a*b
end function
B.3.3
For Sample
function run()
int i, a
a=0
Maestro
Software Manual
Appendix B: Sample Programs
MAN-MASSW (Ver. Q)
B-9