RoboRealm Forum

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Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:11:00 EST

That was actually a typo incorrectly copied from the first example. It should just read

rr.getVariable("tutorial", buffer, 64);

as the value of the RR variable "tutorial" is placed in the C variable buffer with max length 64 (it is a char * or primitive string).

STeven.

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Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:11:00 EST

In the line:
tutorial = rr.getVariable("tutorial", buffer, 64)
What should the variable tutorial, be declared as? Is that a string?

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Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:11:00 EST

In C/C++ that would be more like

char buffer[64];
tutorial = rr.getVariable("tutorial", buffer, 64);
if (stricmp(buffer, "Play Sound")==0)
{
rr.open("C:\\\\Desktop\\\\tutorial.robo");
}

Assuming that "tutorial" is what you typed into the Listen variable module.

STeven.
STeven.

Get and use varables of listen module

Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:11:00 EST

I am using the Listen module in roborealm. I created a variable so that it will recognize when the user says "Play Sound" the variable name is tutorial. I want to use that variable in my C++ and check that "Play Sound" is what the user said. So when my API program runs, the user will say "Play Sound" and a .robo program will open to play my tutorial. How do I go about doing this? This is what I tried...

tutorial = getVariable("tutorial", buffer, 64);
If tutorial = "Play Sound"
rr.open("C:\\\\Desktop\\\\tutorial.robo")

Is this the proper way of doing this? And if so, how do I declare tutorial in my C++ program? Do I declare it as a string?