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Updated Troubleshooting (markdown)

FTC Engineering
2018-11-21 15:46:35 -05:00
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#### Workaround for a Java Linear Op Mode #### Workaround for a Java Linear Op Mode
If you are a Java programmer and you are using a LinearOpMode, instead of using the waitForStart() method (which is commented out in the code snippet below), you should use opModeIsActive() and isStopRequested() methods to create a loop that sends telemetry data to the Driver Station while waiting for the start command. If you are a Java programmer and you are using a LinearOpMode, instead of using the waitForStart() method (which is commented out in the code snippet below), you should use the opModeIsActive() and isStopRequested() methods to create a loop that sends telemetry data to the Driver Station while waiting for the start command.
``` ```
// Do not use waitForStart() if you have Motorola E4 phones. // Do not use waitForStart() if you have Motorola E4 phones.
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#### Workaround for a Java Iterative Op Mode #### Workaround for a Java Iterative Op Mode
If you are a Java programmer and user are using an iterative OpMode, you should define your own init_loop() method and put a telemetry statement to send data to the Driver Station while waiting for the start command. If you are a Java programmer and are using an iterative OpMode, you should define your own init_loop() method and put a telemetry statement to send data to the Driver Station while waiting for the start command.
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