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yes!

Also what I found with a web search is that this is exactly what is for.

I don't think that binds it to the instance. Hence no reference to "self".

I used a global as a workaround. Not pretty, but works.

How do I add a function dynamically to a MicroPython object?

In standard python "MethodType" is used for this, but it seems missing from MicroPython. Is there a workaround?

Thanks,
Bernhard

No.
The nRF is running MicroPython itself. This is how I access the esp32 which is not directly accessible (Making debugging harder).

I've flashed esp32-20180511-v1.9.4.bin to the ESP32 on the ParticleIO Argon using Adafruit's mini-ESP tool. I've successfully flashed other binaries using this tool, so I expect (?) that it flashed MicroPython correctly also. The UART connection between the nRF52840 also seems fine. E.g. I can enter...

Works perfectly. Thanks!

How do I check if an object is either a function or bound method?

Application is specifying an interrupt handler (which can be one of these two things). There is a macro to test for functions, but I could not find anything equivalent for methods.

Thanks, works perfect!

How do I check if an object is a coroutine (generator) in micropython?
is not available.

This appears to work, but (???):

Thank you for the responses. As suggested, there are many ways to implement this. @pythoncoder The problem is not accuracy. Cheap crystals are ~100ppm, not even 16-Bit! The issue is dynamic range. A 32-Bit counter counting ms overflows in 50 days or in just over an hour counting us. CircuitPython im...