Help tidying my code!

if true
if navMemory.lastPos(1)>950
% targVel=-targVel;
% if navMemory.kk_temp >10
% navMemory.navState = 3;
% navMemory.kk_temp = 0;
% end
% elseif navMemory.lastPos(1)<-950
% targVel=-targVel;
% if navMemory.kk_temp >10
% navMemory.navState = 3;
% navMemory.kk_temp = 0;
% end
% elseif navMemory.lastPos(2)>950
% targVel=-targVel;
% if navMemory.kk_temp >10
% navMemory.navState = 3;
% navMemory.kk_temp = 0;
% end
% elseif navMemory.lastPos(2)<-950
% targVel=-targVel;
% if navMemory.kk_temp >10
% navMemory.navState = 3;
% navMemory.kk_temp = 0;
% end
% end end
Is there a way of sensibly shortening this? navMemory.lasPos is a variable with 2 values. I need these values to remain between 950 and -950, otherwise case 3 is called. This seems like a needlessly complicated way of doing it. (kk_temp is just a timer)
Many thanks as usual!

Answers (1)

Since rows navMemory.navState = 3; and navMemory.kk_temp = 0; occur under the same condition (navMemory.kk_temp >10), you can put that condition outside. So
if navMemory.kk_temp >10
navMemory.navState = 3;
navMemory.kk_temp = 0;
end
if navMemory.lastPos(1)>950
targVel=-targVel;
elseif navMemory.lastPos(1)<-950
targVel=-targVel;
elseif navMemory.lastPos(2)>950
targVel=-targVel;
elseif navMemory.lastPos(2)<-950
targVel=-targVel;
end

3 Comments

I suspect that you wanted to add a different targVel in the conditional structures (in this way, they are all targVel=-targVel;),
Thank you - very good point! Is there any way of writing the following:
if -950<navMemory.lastPos>950
targVel=-targVel;
end
Thanks
Yes, but you wrote you want navMemory.lastPos remain between -950 and 950. So
if navMemory.lastPos > -950 & navMemory.lastPos <950
...
end

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on 23 Dec 2014

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on 20 Aug 2021

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