Regular Commands:
message_print(text)
Prints a message or variable
Usage:
ros.message_print('text')
or
ros.message_print(variable)
add_print(firstnum,secondnum)
Adds the 2 numbers provided and prints it.
Usage:
ros.add_print(firstnumber,secondnumber)
subtract_print(firstnum,secondnum)
Subtracts the 2 numbers provided and prints it.
Usage:
ros.add_print(firstnumber,secondnumber)
multiply_print(firstnum,secondnum)
Multiplys the 2 numbers provided and prints it
Usage:
ros.add_print(firstnumber,secondnumber)
divide_print(firstnum,secondnum)
Divides the 2 numbers provided and prints it
Usage:
ros.add_print(firstnumber,secondnumber)
add_write(firstnum,secondnum)
Adds the 2 numbers provided and writes them to the variable ros_output
Usage:
ros.add_write(firstnumber,secondnumber)
subtract_write(firstnum,secondnum)
Subtracts the 2 numbers provided and writes them to the variable ros_output
Usage:
ros.add_write(firstnumber,secondnumber)
multiply_write(firstnum,secondnum)
Multiplys the 2 numbers provided and writes them to the variable ros_output
Usage:
ros.add_write(firstnumber,secondnumber)
divide_write(firstnum,secondnum)
Divides the 2 numbers provided and writes them to the variable ros_output
Usage:
ros.add_write(firstnumber,secondnumber)
error(text)
Manually triggers an error at runtime
Usage:
store(value)
Stores the specified value in the variable ros_stored
Usage:
Debug Commands:
debug_varglobal()
Makes the variables ros_output and ros_stored global
debug_supresswarnings()
Ignore warnings upon execution