Open ghost opened 5 years ago
I already found a quick dirty workaround for executing the robot's command : separating each of them in single file and call them in a subprocess, like this :
from subprocess import call as run
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def __start(self):
run(["python","startCleaning.py"])
But I think it's not very convenient.
Long story short, one of my relatives got a Neato rob and I quickly searched the web to see if it was remotely usable. I found your repo and since I'm currently experimenting with PyQt4, I decided to write a very basic UI for controlling the robot.
pip
python --version
: Python 2.7.15rc1However, things go wrong when I try to initialize the robot.
PyQt code (important bits)
Console output
Temporary fix
I found this answer on StackOverflow, but I feel it is bad practice and kind of hackish.