It often helps to use brackets to describe your intent in these situations. Experienced programmers will often write code that doesn't use brackets and assumes anyone reading the code will understand the natural order of operators within C. But with the addition of a few brackets, it means even novi...

Is that something that has started happening fairly recently - i.e. in the past few months? I did make a small change on these forums to alleviate some web attacks we experience from time to time. I will revert that to see if that helps.

Thanks for the suggestion. It might actually be quite tricky to implement that with the way things currently work behind the scenes. The "close" is essentially a "minimise" anyway and so perhaps what you are wanting is an easier way to re-open a closed/minimised panel window. Hav...

Hi I'm travelling just now with no access to FC, however in this link, if you click on resources you should be able to download an example. https://www.matrixtsl.com/webshop/e-blocks2-dspic-programmer.html Regards Due to some website changes, the like above no longer works. Instead, you can search ...

You can create a normal macro in Flowcode that has the suitable parameters and return type for that function. In this macro add a single C-code icon and put the code of that function into that icon, matching the parameters of your C function with the parameters of the macro. Or you can just use supp...

UNTIL(RemoteDown == 1 || Endestop_Down == 1) UNTIL(RemoteDown = 1 OR Endestop_Down = 1) WHILE(RemoteDown == 0 && Endestop_Down == 0) UNTIL((RemoteDown == 0) && (Endestop_Down == 0)) And your suggest Martin (RemoteDown == 1) || (Endestop_Down == 1) :? none of them work I sense that o...

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I forgot another trick, and that is to simplify the calculation (by multiplying by 5/1023) to this instead:
(if you did this, it would be beneficial to add a comment in the code to explain where that value came from)

I think there is an alternative you can use which is this: Cell_1_Voltage_Float = (Cell_1_Voltage_Int / 1023.0) * 5.0 For those who are interested, here's what's going on: Without the (FLOAT) casting or the addition of the ".0", the C compiler will see this: Cell_1_Voltage_Float = (Cell_1_...

There has always been a bit of confusion with the terms "AND", "OR" and "NOT" within Flowcode, because these refer to "bitwise" operators rather than "logical" operators. These were used in the very first version of Flowcode when the logical AND/OR/N...