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Jun 29, 2016 at 15:06 answer added John Burger timeline score: 1
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Jun 29, 2016 at 12:41 comment added wit221 I am trying to create a program, which performs various tasks. Each class executes a task: in loop(), I call task1.loop(), task2.loop() etc. depending on the state of the program. Those classes need to respond to the main sketch to update the state of the program based on their completion. I haven't found a way to reference any fields or methods from the main sketch, so I created a MainClass, which would then be passed to those tasks to create aliases and access MainClass. The example that I gave is just a proof of concept - to see if I can reuse a very handy schematic from past Java projects.
Jun 29, 2016 at 12:20 comment added Edgar Bonet Why are you putting the whole sketch inside a class? This is like shoehorning a Java paradigm into C++. Why don't you ask about the actual problem you want to solve, instead of asking for help in following your misguided attempt at transforming C++ into Java?
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