Use of variables for a servo object

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#1

I have a single servo that is being moved by code without issues. I want to expand my system to move 1 of 3 servos randomly. I don't understand the syntax to use a variable to determine which servo to move

first I declared the servo objects

Servo myservo1; //Crete object to ctrl first servo
Servo myservo2; //Crete object to ctrl second servo
Servo myservo3; //Crete object to ctrl third servo
int activeServo = random(1, 4); //randomize next servo to move
myservo1.write(90); //move the servo

and the single servo will move without issue.

how do i write the servo write command to use the active servo variable?

myservo+activeServo.write(90); //This does not work but illustrates what i am trying to do.

I realize I could use a Switch Case or series of If statements but i want the system to be expandable to many more servos

#2

It sounds like you need an array of servos.
Take what you need from this example

//sweep 2 servos at different speeds
//servo details are held in an array

#include <Servo.h>

Servo servo[2];                //array of servos
const byte servo_pin[] = {11 , 12}; //pins for servos

unsigned long servoDelay[] = {100, 80};    //delays between moving
unsigned long servoPrevTime[] = {0, 0};     //times of previous moves
int servoStep[] = {1, 2};     //step values
int servoPos[] = {90, 90};   //start positions

void setup()
{
  for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++)
  {
    servo[i].attach(servo_pin[i]);
  }
}

void loop()
{
  for (int currentServo = 0; currentServo < 2; currentServo++)
  {
    if ((millis() - servoPrevTime[currentServo]) > servoDelay[currentServo])
    {
      servoPos[currentServo] += servoStep[currentServo];
      if (servoPos[currentServo] > 180)
      {
        servoPos[currentServo] = 180;
        servoStep[currentServo] = servoStep[currentServo] * -1;
      }
      else if (servoPos[currentServo] < 0)
      {
        servoPos[currentServo] = 0;
        servoStep[currentServo] = servoStep[currentServo] * -1;
      }
      servo[currentServo].write(servoPos[currentServo]);
      servoPrevTime[currentServo] = millis();
    }
  }
}
#3