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I guess you have to partition you library into smaller modules and let the students import / incorporate only the parts really needed for the current task. Probably makes for a better (more structured) library design too.

Sorry, I don't understand a word of what you have written. Could you try to rephrase it?

cr0mbly wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 27, 2020 8:04 pm

I've just added a example test written in the micro-python unittest implementation, is there a reason why the other modules don't utilise this?

Because the unittest module itself started out pretty flaky and it took some time before it became useful.

Using os.ilistdir() only to convert the return value to a list isn't very effective and can lead to memory errors when searching directories with many entries. Here's my version of a find function, which acts as an iterator, i.e. yields matching files (with full path) one by one. It recurses by defa...

Also, make sure that you open the file to write the data to in binary mode:

I would check the logs of your DHCP server (or your hardware router).

uxhamby wrote: ↑

Fri May 15, 2020 8:57 pm

What's the upythonic way to accomplish this?

Either the same or by using micropython.schedule() or not using timers/interrupts but uasyncio.

Some Linux distributions have packages for MicroPython, which install the Unix port. For MacOS you could look at homebrew, maybe they have a package for it? Providing pre-compiled binaries on the MicroPython website for different Linux distributions and MacOS versions and keeping them up-to-date is ...

Unfortunately, the documentation exhibits, uhm, some mismatch with reality:

https://github.com/micropython/micropython/issues/3646
https://github.com/micropython/micropyt ... tls.c#L367