Closed samiebee43 closed 10 months ago
abundance of caution in the wake of uncertainty how python treats these cases?
That was probably it. I agree that removing this function from Wasatch.PY is a good idea, and will only help troubleshooting issues in the future.
Reviewing the code that colors the laser button I didn't find any obvious cause for a gray button that says "Turn Laser Off".
But I did see this strange utility call. It's defined in Wasatch.PY.
This is the same thing as how Python already treats values in if-statements.
Is there any reason this was done besides an abundance of caution in the wake of uncertainty how python treats these cases?