How can I make a loop inside a toggle button!

ranaabdullah · December 2015

In this picture, I want that If I toggle ON the Expert Button, the up, down, left, right keys will start working and if I toggle OFF it then these keys will not work and It will be a loop so that whenever I click button, inside the button the keys will work forever but if it will be off no key will work Capture

ranaabdullah · December 2015

I have so much problem with this!!!

GoToLoop · December 2015

To get you started: *-:)
http://studio.ProcessingTogether.com/sp/pad/export/ro.9eDRvB4LRmLrr
https://forum.Processing.org/two/discussion/14039/button-problem-method

Chrisir · December 2015

You need a boolean var that tells you whether expert is on or off....

boolean expertModeIsOn=false;

now when a arrow is clicked depending on that var do something or not

(or when expertModeIsOn==false don't show the arrows)

Chrisir · December 2015

If (expertModeIsOn) { 
 // arrow does somthing .....
}

ranaabdullah · January 2016

boolean expertModeIsOn=false; boolean Scientist = false; boolean Amateur = false; void setup() { size(800,500); r = 0; g = 0; b = 0;

noStroke(); cp5 = new ControlP5(this);
f=loadFont("MinionPro-Semibold-40.vlw"); cp5 = new ControlP5(this); String[] cameras = Capture.list(); PFont pfont = createFont("Arial",15,true); ControlFont font = new ControlFont(pfont,241);

cp5.addToggle("Expert") .setPosition(80, 150) .setSize(115, 30) .setMode(Toggle.SWITCH);

cp5.getController("Expert") .getCaptionLabel() .setFont(font) .toUpperCase(false) .setSize(15);

cp5.addToggle("Scientist") .setValue(0) .setPosition(80, 235) .setSize(115, 30) .setMode(Toggle.SWITCH);

cp5.getController("Scientist") .getCaptionLabel() .setFont(font) .toUpperCase(false) .setSize(15); cp5.addToggle("Amateur") .setValue(0) .setPosition(80, 320) .setSize(115, 30) .setMode(Toggle.SWITCH);

cp5.getController("Amateur") .getCaptionLabel() .setFont(font) .toUpperCase(false) .setSize(15); }

void draw() { fill (0,191,255); triangle(100, 440, 160, 440, 130, 400); triangle(100, 450, 160, 450, 130, 490); triangle(80, 420, 80, 460, 40, 440); triangle(180, 420, 180, 460, 220, 440); fill (0,0,255); textSize (20); fill (0,255,0); textFont(f, 30); fill(0); text("Collision Avoiding", 290, 65); text("Collaborative Control Robot", 230, 95); text("Console", 360, 125);

void Expert(boolean theFlag) { if(theFlag==false){ println("Hello"); } } void Scientist(boolean theFlag) { if(theFlag==true) { println("Hello"); } } void Amateur(boolean theFlag) { if(theFlag==true) { println("Hello"); } } void keyPressed() { if (expertModeIsOn=true) { switch(keyCode){

case UP: println("UP!"); fill(255,0,0); triangle(100, 440, 160, 440, 130, 400); break;

case DOWN: println("DOWN!"); fill(255,0,0); triangle(100, 450, 160, 450, 130, 490); break; case LEFT: println("LEFT!"); fill(255,0,0); triangle(80, 420, 80, 460, 40, 440);
break;

case RIGHT: println("RIGHT!"); fill(255,0,0); triangle(180, 420, 180, 460, 220, 440); break;

  default:
  break;

} }; }

ranaabdullah · January 2016

Heres the programming... now whether the toggle switch is on or off.. the arrow keys are working

Ater · January 2016

OK.. This runs (I had to comment out a few lines) and does what you want. You only forgot to change the value of expertModeIsOn when switching toggle.

import controlP5.*;

boolean expertModeIsOn=true; 
boolean Scientist = false; 
boolean Amateur = false; 
PFont pfont;
int r, g, b;
ControlP5 cp5;

void setup() { 
  size(800, 500); 
  r = 0; 
  g = 0; 
  b = 0;

  noStroke(); 
  cp5 = new ControlP5(this);
  // f=loadFont("MinionPro-Semibold-40.vlw"); 
  cp5 = new ControlP5(this); 
  // String[] cameras = Capture.list(); 
  PFont pfont = createFont("Arial", 15, true); 
  ControlFont font = new ControlFont(pfont, 241);

  cp5.addToggle("Expert") .setPosition(80, 150) .setSize(115, 30) .setMode(Toggle.SWITCH);

  cp5.getController("Expert") .getCaptionLabel() .setFont(font) .toUpperCase(false) .setSize(15);

  cp5.addToggle("Scientist") .setValue(0) .setPosition(80, 235) .setSize(115, 30) .setMode(Toggle.SWITCH);

  cp5.getController("Scientist") .getCaptionLabel() .setFont(font) .toUpperCase(false) .setSize(15); 
  cp5.addToggle("Amateur") .setValue(0) .setPosition(80, 320) .setSize(115, 30) .setMode(Toggle.SWITCH);

  cp5.getController("Amateur") .getCaptionLabel() .setFont(font) .toUpperCase(false) .setSize(15);
}

void draw() { 
  fill (0, 191, 255);
  triangle(100, 440, 160, 440, 130, 400); 
  triangle(100, 450, 160, 450, 130, 490); 
  triangle(80, 420, 80, 460, 40, 440); 
  triangle(180, 420, 180, 460, 220, 440); 
  fill (0, 0, 255); 
  textSize (20); 
  fill (0, 255, 0); 
  //textFont(f, 30); 
  fill(0); 
  text("Collision Avoiding", 290, 65); 
  text("Collaborative Control Robot", 230, 95); 
  text("Console", 360, 125);
}
void Expert(boolean theFlag) { 
  if (theFlag==false) { 
    println("Hello");
    expertModeIsOn = true;
  } else {
    expertModeIsOn = false;
  }
} 
void Scientist(boolean theFlag) { 
  if (theFlag==true) { 
    println("Hello");
  }
} 
void Amateur(boolean theFlag) { 
  if (theFlag==true) { 
    println("Hello");
  }
} 
void keyPressed() { 
  if (expertModeIsOn) { 
    switch(keyCode) {

    case UP: 
      println("UP!"); 
      fill(255, 0, 0); 
      triangle(100, 440, 160, 440, 130, 400); 
      break;

    case DOWN: 
      println("DOWN!"); 
      fill(255, 0, 0); 
      triangle(100, 450, 160, 450, 130, 490); 
      break; 
    case LEFT: 
      println("LEFT!"); 
      fill(255, 0, 0); 
      triangle(80, 420, 80, 460, 40, 440);
      break;

    case RIGHT: 
      println("RIGHT!"); 
      fill(255, 0, 0); 
      triangle(180, 420, 180, 460, 220, 440); 
      break;
    default:
      break;
    }
  }
}

ranaabdullah · January 2016

Amazing!! You did it!!!

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