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I tried what you mentioned, though I don't necessarily see how it differs from the previously mentioned suggestion. Here is my output:

Thanks, @davef. That provides me with a list that looks like:

['__class__','__name__','__bases__','__dict__','CORE_TEMP','CORE_VBAT','CORE_VREF','VREF','read_u16']

The only one of those that is callable on a class instance is '__dict__', which effectively just prints out a large dictionary.

After I create a class instance from test_script.py, I would like to view these variables. I know that in Pycharm, when running a Python script, you have the ability to view these variables in a variable pane; however, using the Micropython plugin, I am unable to view these variables in a the same w...

Thanks, Dave. So does that mean that there really isn't a way to give the Pyboard permission to write to the SD card while still viewing the contents of the SD card in File Explorer without running the risk of corruption?

I currently have the micro-SD on the SF6W exposed in Windows File Explorer by calling the following line in boot.py: pyb.usb_mode('VCP+MSC',msc=(pyb.Flash(), pyb.SDCard())) However, when I make a modification to one or more of the contents of the SD card, it is not immediately reflected in File Expl...

Under windows, / will be the root of the current drive. So you have 2 options. When you launch rshell, the current directory will be the directory that you were in when you launched. You could then use: cp /pyboard/main.py main.py or if you had already changed the current directory to say /pyboard:...

In the online tutorials, it is clear how to copy a file from the C drive to a Pyboard when using rshell: cp main.py /pyboard/main.py However, how do you go the opposite direction and copy a file from a Pyboard to the C drive? I have tried the following syntax but have been receiving the following er...

I am using a PYBD-SF6W with MicroPython v1.13, and I've been experiencing a soft reboot (hitting CTRL-D) causing the REPL prompt to completely crash. This is what I see on the screen: REPL Prompt Error.PNG Any other people ever see this? I am powering the Pyboard with an external power source and us...

Hi, I have an SD card mounted to the PYBD-SF6W and am writing data to it (.DAP files, .txt files, and .json files); however, it is getting corrupted quite often. Here is a picture of what the corrupted files look like: Corrupted SD Card.PNG The steps I am taking are as follows: In my boot script, I ...

That makes sense, thanks!