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Hi Core Team, I have a number of minor Doc change pull requests: https://github.com/micropython/micropython/pull/6387 https://github.com/micropython/micropython/pull/6386 https://github.com/micropython/micropython/pull/6352 https://github.com/micropython/micropython/pull/6351 https://github.com/micr...

Thanks. Have issued pull request for documentation noting availability.

The docs don't mention that btree is not normally included in a build. Should the docs say btree not included or should the build include btree?

Mote typesheds, LCD160CR and machine, at https://github.com/hlovatt/PyBoardTypeshed. Also the README contains:

1. How the typesheds perform in PyCharm.
2. How to add the typesheds to PyCharm.

@pythoncoder,

Thanks.

I thought machine was meant to be device independent?

Have I misunderstood?

Looks like a number of `member` classes are aliases for `pyb` classes: >>> machine.Pin == pyb.Pin True >>> machine.ADC == pyb.ADC False >>> machine.UART == pyb.UART True >>> machine.SPI == pyb.SPI False >>> machine.I2C == pyb.I2C False >>> machine.RTC == pyb.RTC True >>> machine.Timer == pyb.Timer F...

Hi Does anyone know how the tuple specifier for `machine.Pin` works? Tried: >>> machine.Pin(('A', 0)) Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> TypeError: can't convert 'tuple' object to str implicitly But as you can see no luck :( Similarly an int specifier: >>> machine...

Similar issue with `machine.Pin`: >>> dir(machine.Pin) ['__class__', '__name__', 'dict', 'value', '__bases__', 'AF1_TIM1', 'AF1_TIM2', 'AF2_TIM3', 'AF2_TIM4', 'AF2_TIM5', 'AF3_TIM10', 'AF3_TIM11', 'AF3_TIM8', 'AF3_TIM9', 'AF4_I2C1', 'AF4_I2C2', 'AF5_SPI1', 'AF5_SPI2', 'AF7_USART1', 'AF7_USART2', 'AF...

Hi, When you: >>> dir(machine) ['__class__', '__name__', 'RTC', 'ADC', 'DEEPSLEEP_RESET', 'HARD_RESET', 'I2C', 'PWRON_RESET', 'Pin', 'SOFT_RESET', 'SPI', 'Signal', 'Timer', 'UART', 'WDT', 'WDT_RESET', 'bootloader', 'deepsleep', 'disable_irq', 'enable_irq', 'freq', 'idle', 'info', 'lightsleep', 'mem1...

Not sure what all the IDEs do; but PyCharm recognises the dunder methods as both documentation, for warnings, and for types when using the operators.