When is Dubot's Queue running?


#1

When is Dobot Queue running?

Hello, I have a question about “Queue”.

I am curious about when the “Queue” is executed

First, the manual says that if you put a value of 0 in “isQueue”, it is executed immediately. It doesn’t run immediately.

for example

while True:
	print("A")
	dType.SetWAITCmd(api, 1000, 0)

dType.SetWAITCmd is a function that sets the waiting time between commands in the Queue".

My expected result is to print “A” every second

However, “A” is printed quickly, but after a certain amount of time elapses, “A” is printed once every second.

My expectation is that even if I put a value of 0 in “isQueue”, it seems to enter the first index of the “Queue”.

But I want conviction, not expectation.

The second question is that even if you put 1 in isQueue, the result value is the same as the code that put 0.

I want to know an example that shows the difference between the value of 1 and 0 in isQueue.

Third question, I know Queue is asynchronous processing.

In the example of the first question, the loop is processed asynchronously, but after a certain point, processing is performed synchronously.

I am wondering what logic is executed inside.


#2

I think while loop is not good in this situation. You need to try For loop in this situation. I did programming so I know about it. Now I left this field because now I am working in the phd dissertation writing service so my advice is with For loop. So once try it.


#3

Oh “while” is just test sample.

I’m not using while or for in my code.

Ultimately, I’m curious in which situation “Queue” is used.

Thanks for you Martine


#4

I have the same question, I don’t know if you have found some information, if there is so, could you share some advices or information? please.