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Joined: 2019-06-17 9:00 pm
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Topics: 14 / Replies: 1098
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RE: Stepper and load cell

@the-apprentice Out with my grass mower to dodge the next rain shower and I ran over a blasted bit of cut up chicken wire. Horrible mechanical so...

2 weeks ago
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RE: Using Python

@robotbuilder @zander You two old buggers, (whoops I guess I will have to include myself in that category). How time passes indeed. Enthusiam wain...

1 month ago
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RE: Using Python

Ron, Python can be used in a procedural way, or one can use OO style, your choice. But I digress. My point to you is that learning a new language,...

1 month ago
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RE: Using Python

@rob42101 Just to note that whilst micropython has now gone for CPython module names, such as time instead of the original utime or asyncio instea...

1 month ago
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RE: Stepper and load cell

@zander I knew your expression of desire was a tad with a mocking tone, but of course python on a raspberry pi can multitask either with multithread...

1 month ago
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RE: Stepper and load cell

Ron wanting to see another language, I think he's being jocular. But hey, if you want then here's a video reading a load cell with a raspberry pi in...

1 month ago
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RE: Content suggestion

@zander @dronebot-workshop About 10 years ago I used apple swift to write a program to run on my iPhone, developed on my Mac. I ran ok for a week. ...

4 months ago
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RE: Returning and unpacking multiple values from a function

No, I just pasted the code into the code window. Of course to put some indents into your code I had to copy your text into the Thonny IDE and adjust ...

4 months ago
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RE: Returning and unpacking multiple values from a function

And another follow up comment, Of course the following is OK, and shows that unless you present properly formatted code its hard to follow. if y <...

4 months ago
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RE: Returning and unpacking multiple values from a function

@dubbadan Your code does not show any indentation which makes it hard to guess the intent and of course would not actually run as presented as the i...

4 months ago
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RE: Raspberry Pi pin usage???

The libgpiod update is a linux rather than a rpi specific update. (something to do with some other linux libraries getting outdated I think). All ...

4 months ago
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RE: Raspberry Pi pin usage???

Whats the difference between git and github: (quote from a google) what's the difference? Simply put, Git is a version control system that lets you ...

4 months ago
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RE: Raspberry Pi pin usage???

Dear Ron, sorry to misquote you, it was an @inq aversion I see. And regarding the pigpio our dear Joan says it wont run on rpi5 but has another lib ...

4 months ago
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RE: Raspberry Pi pin usage???

@zander - you post I'll stay away from Joan (pigpio) You dont appear to go for Joan, but seem quite happy with Bartosz Golaszewski (who done the g...

4 months ago
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RE: Raspberry Pi pin usage???

gpiozero is made to be an easy interface to using the GPIO pins in python. It can sit on top of various base libraries such as pigpio or rpi-gpio. ...

4 months ago
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