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I haven't tested it with Python3, but I think it should work as long as you modify the print statements to be Python3 compliant. E.g. print "something"
to print("something")
.
Thanks! Good to know before I buy and try!
- feb. 2020 kl. 12:49 skrev orjangj notifications@github.com:
I haven't tested it with Python3, but I think it should work as long as you modify the print statements to be Python3 compliant. E.g. print "something" to print("something").
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Just a note:
If you plan on buying a 2nd generation Wave product, then read_wave.py will not work. However, I can upload a script for that product if you'd like.
Hi,
Yes, please! And thanks!
Will you be able to test against a 2nd gen Wave? And I assume you use Python 3 now?
- feb. 2020 kl. 14:52 skrev orjangj notifications@github.com:
Just a note:
If you plan on buying a 2nd generation Wave product, then read_wave.py will not work. However, I can upload a script for that product if you'd like.
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I've uploaded read_wave2.py for reading sensor data from a 2nd Generation Wave. I've also modified the scripts to be both py2 and py3 compatible. See updated readme.
I'll close this issue now that the repo provides the sufficient support for interfacing both 1st and 2nd Gen Wave devices. If you discover any issues, then don't hesitate to create a new issue.
Tusen takk!
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- feb. 2020 kl. 11:28 skrev orjangj notifications@github.com:
I'll close this issue now that the repo provides the sufficient support for interfacing both 1st and 2nd Gen Wave devices. If you discover any issues, then don't hesitate to create a new issue.
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Will it work in Python 3?