MicroPython Forum (Archive)

I like this code, it's quite ingenious! Thanks! :-) Your firmware is truly ancient, you should definitely upgrade, either to release build 1.17 Lol, I just remembered, it's the same firmware I was hacking on in 2019. Why are you concerned about recursion? I've been prone to recursivity since using ...

Hi Peter, thanks for having a look at my code! :) On MicroPython v1.11-361-g4ba0aff47-dirty on 2019-11-05; ESP32 module with ESP32 I get ... >>> from settings import SettingDict, pp >>> >>> >>> sd0 = SettingDict({"aaa": {"BBB": {"sss": {"w": 11232334}, "x": 11232334, "z": 888888888}}}) Traceback (mo...

Update: following the KICS (keep it complicated) principle, I was playing around with attributes that work like dictionary entries. This reminds me of a prototyped language like JavaScript. My motivation is that I wanted a quicker syntax to create, access and save arbitrary config options during dev...

Doh! yes thanks!

Hi all, I'm writing my settings class and I've been diverted down some introspection, serialising and unit testing paths. It would be nice if I could test to see if an object provided as an argument is a module... The following approaches aren't available in MP: >>> import inspect >>> import os >>> ...

file backed settings class with dot access Hi all, I was about to write a class for this, then wondered if there's one in common use for MP? I'm looking for an object that can be initialised from a config file by reading into a dictionary, accessed using dot notation using __getattr__ and finally ba...

Thanks, yep, I did that. Think I need to do more research...

I'm a bit dense when it comes to networking, so I'm not even sure if this make sense. Does the AP dynamically allocate it's own ip? I've tried just using the ifconfig that's returned from ifconfig if I start wlan in AP mode with no config... wlan.ifconfig( ('192.168.4.1', '255.255.255.0', '192.168.4...

all of those were C-based. Because C is so fault tolerant... :D Actually, I think the biggest advantage of C is that it's verifiable. An interpreter is just too many levels of abstraction away from the metal to provide guarantees. This is a moot point on a desktop, but on uC's it's more or less pos...

Hi, I was wondering if there is a way to deinit all timer callbacks in running code, without references to them. Specifically, if I use ctrl-C to exit a program and drop into the REPL, timer callbacks are still executing. Should this happen, or is there a problem somewhere else in my code? Cheers! P...