Hi there! My team switched to v5 this season and has been experimenting with both VCS and VexCode. However, we have discovered that unlike RobotC, where you could stream sensor values to the debug stream, there is no console/debug stream to print to in VCS, and while VexCode has a console, print fun…

printf(“foo bar\n”); is what you are looking for. You need to end with \n so the stream is flushed, otherwise the output data stream will be buffered.

[image] dashwsd: VexCode has a console, print functions (cout<<) have been disabled. They are not disabled. std::cout << "hello" << std::endl;

Thanks so much! I had not included std as I have never had to before in other C++ IDEs.

you can avoid using std, often this is included at the start of the file using namespace std; or, so as not to use the whole namespace and potentially cause name conflicts. using std::cout; using std::endl; now you can use cout like this. cout << "hello" << endl;

How would I print a variable ? Thank you.

In standard C, it would look like: int count=3; printf( "variable count is equal to %i\n", count);

Printing to the Console (VEXcode/VCS)

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jpearman May 22, 2019, 6:17pm 3

They are not disabled.

    std::cout << "hello" << std::endl;

What is the best advice you could give?