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eeros_architecture:sequencer:step_or_sequence [2020/05/22 11:09] – [How to Organize Sequences and Steps] ursgrafeeros_architecture:sequencer:step_or_sequence [2026/02/19 15:09] (current) – ursgraf
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 ====== How to Organize Sequences and Steps ====== ====== How to Organize Sequences and Steps ======
-Sometimes its not obvious what sould go into a separate step and what to pack directly into a sequence. Let's study the following example. \\+Sometimes its not obvious what should go into a separate step and what to pack directly into a sequence. Let's study the following example. \\
 A robot finished a homing sequence. It should move to a ready position before further action can happen. For this purpose a sequence ''readying'' is implemented as follows: A robot finished a homing sequence. It should move to a ready position before further action can happen. For this purpose a sequence ''readying'' is implemented as follows:
 <code cpp> <code cpp>
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   int action() {   int action() {
     cs.pathPlanner.move(readyPos);  // we assume that the control system comprises of a path planner     cs.pathPlanner.move(readyPos);  // we assume that the control system comprises of a path planner
 +    return 0;
   }   }
   
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     move(readyPos);     move(readyPos);
     if (Sequencer::running) safetySystem->triggerEvent(safetyProperties->readyDone);     if (Sequencer::running) safetySystem->triggerEvent(safetyProperties->readyDone);
 +    return 0;
   }   }
 private: private:
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