Power

Inputs: i1
Outputs: o1

Emits messages with values equal to the power of the specified exponent represented by the number (value) regardless the time field of the message.

The Power operator does not hold a message buffer on i1, so it emits a modified version of the message through o1 right after it receives a message on i1.

$y(t_n)=x(t_n)^{p}$

Parameters

id: The id of the operator

value: The exponent.

Usage

TypeScript

import { Program, Power } from "@rtbot-dev/rtbot";

const id = "id";
const value = 2.71;

const program = new Program();
program.addOperator(new Power(id, value));

Python

import rtbot as rb

id = "id";
value = 2.71;

program = rb.Program()
program.addOperator(rb.Power(id, value))

C++

#include "rtbot/Power.h"

auto id = "id";
auto value = 2.71;

auto op = Power<std::uint64_t, double>(id, value)

YAML

# minimal RtBot program
operators:
  - type: Power
    id: "id"
    value: 2.71

Json

{
  "operators": [
    { "type": "Power", "id": "id", "value": 2.71 }
  ] 
}