MicroPython Forum (Archive)

This came up on my news feed today. Someone has built a cluster using ESP32 boards and MicroPython https://github.com/Wei1234c/Broccoli/blob/master/notebooks/demo/Broccoli_readme_en.md I am wondering fi this can be used for my Quadraped robot, where each node computes the maths for each leg. With 4 ...

I use note++ to write all my micropython scripts and only use double space for indentation by pressing space bar twice.

If I wanted to run timed loop, say collect data every 60 seconds I do believe that your using Laboris firmware so it has timer callbacks for this see wiki https://github.com/loboris/MicroPython_ESP32_psRAM_LoBo/wiki/timer Also, if I use interrupt to capture a button push, then I can't act inside th...

If you're using ExtInt to detect the pin change, then there is a disable/enable methods available: http://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/p ... nt.disable Is this only available on the pyboard?? I have used the pin.irq in these docs http://docs.micropython.org/en/v1.9.3/esp8266/esp8266/tutorial/pins...

@dhylands This is what I have done with Ardunio but I can't find out how to pause an interrupt in Micro-Python.

I have only been programming in python for a year now so am still learning a lot. Not sure if my answer is 100% correct so if I get anything wrong someone will need to correct me. For me import feels like a cut and paste from the file you have imported from. If you have a file called Logger.py and y...

@pythoncoder I just looked at your LCD160CR llibiary and this demo of it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOz9U_YdstM

I am impressed.

Not sure if somehting like this will do the job. import machine import time pin = machine.Pin(14, machine.Pin.IN, machine.Pin.PULL_UP) value = 0 last_value_change_ms = 0 def callback(p): #not sure if there is a way to pause the call back so it doen't call multi events global value global last_value_...

Not sure if there is a way without using try I pretty much use at least try and finally in every single Micro-Python script because on exit (whether it is an error for just script finishing) resources that were allocated during the script need to be released, like SPI , I2C objects or any other obje...

Automatically on start-up just add to the end of main.py import Logger Manually once I am in serial REPL just type in to the repl import Logger Do beware that you can only import once so if you want to rerun the script for a second time you have to first remove it then import it again. I have added...