I had to change the line 624 in PyCmdMessenger.py to get it working:
w = "Warning: Guessing input format for {}. This can give wildly incorrect values. Consider specifying a format and sending binary data.".format(value)
warnings.warn(w,Warning)
- tmp_value = value.decode()
+ tmp_value = value.decode('utf-8')
try:
float(tmp_value)
I don't know what caused it. I use PyCmdMessenger in Python 2.7 and all files have the following headers:
I have to admit, that the unicode stuff is not my strong point ;-), so I have no idea why it's needed in Python 2.x with from __future__ import unicode_literals, but not in Python 3.x!! I also don't have any idea what effect it might have on Python 3.x...
Hi Mike,
I had to change the line 624 in
PyCmdMessenger.py
to get it working:I don't know what caused it. I use PyCmdMessenger in Python 2.7 and all files have the following headers:
I have to admit, that the unicode stuff is not my strong point ;-), so I have no idea why it's needed in Python 2.x with
from __future__ import unicode_literals
, but not in Python 3.x!! I also don't have any idea what effect it might have on Python 3.x...Stephan