ATtila | Python module to communicate
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kandi X-RAY | ATtila Summary
ATtila is both a Python3 module and a CLI utility. The module's purpose is to ease the communication with devices through serial port, automating the scripts execution workflow; in particular ATtila is designed for RF modules which use AT commands.
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- Execute command on device
- Configures the commicator
- Configure the communicator
- Processes an ESK value
- Parse an ATScript file
- Set the esks
- Read nbytes from the stream
- Parse a file
- Execute the next command
- Executes a command on the device
- Open the serial port
- Print an error message
- Configures the commanicator
- Close the serial port
- Get the log level from the option
- Resets session storage
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QUESTION
is there a way to do gender detection from a list of European names in R. Thanks in advance As example I have this list of names surname couples:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 16:17If you have a list of all first names and their corresponding gender, you can generate a hash object. Getting the gender is as simple as passing the first name into the hash. One limitation is this doesn't actually tell you their gender, it's really just a guess.
QUESTION
I have the below code and it works fine, excepted that I would like to make sure water is not plotted outside of the gdf polygone as the road network.
ox.geometries_from_polygon has the right polygon as param, however it looks like OSM returns all elements if a point is within the polygon.
Any hints/examples would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Attila
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-20 at 04:30You can just take the intersection of your water geometries and the place boundary like:
QUESTION
This issue is making me crazy... I have a throw exception making my express server crashing in my async login function. The problem is that the error doesn't pass into the catch of the try/catch. The user data is well received from database.
The new throw exception works fine if thrown outside of my bcrypt function.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-23 at 21:52It should instead be something to this effect:
var resBcrypt = await bcrypt.compare(password, user[0].password); Before continuing without a callback.
What is happening is that the error is being thrown within the callback itself, and not within the same code flow as the await call.
If the method does not support promise-based syntax you may have to "promisify" the method first.
QUESTION
Hello I have procedure like below
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-22 at 22:19@ is for xml attrubites, your data is in elements. So should be something like
QUESTION
I was following the "Pyglet Python and OpenGL - part 01 - Hello Triangle" tutorial by Attila Toth on YouTube to draw a triangle with Pyglet, as I have never used Pyglet before. As far as I know, the code is identical to what is in the video, however when I move my mouse the image flickers, but there are no error messages.
For reference, my computer has 4 gigabytes of RAM, an i3 7020U and integrated graphics, with DirectX version 12. I am using Windows 10 build 18632.
The code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-15 at 14:19I can't reproduce the issue, there's no flickering on my machine. (GTX 1070, i7 from 6 years ago and 16GB of RAM, windows 10, etc)
However, there are some minor issues with your code.
For one, it's on_draw not ondraw, which will become important later on as it's a hook-override for pyglet.window.Window.on_draw function which gets called at certain events.
And another important function here is to set the glViewport otherwise nothing will show on the screen. So the minimal code you need, is this:
QUESTION
I am experimenting with python, OpenGl (pyopengl) and shaders (MacOS) and I am getting this weird message: OpenGL.GL.shaders.ShaderValidationError: Validation failure (0): b'Validation Failed: No vertex array object bound.\n' (on '''OpenGL.GL.shaders.compileProgram''' line)
What am I doing wrong? Here is the full code (slightly modified from the code by Attila Toth), sorry for the indentation
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Answered 2020-Jun-05 at 06:36When you use a cor profile OpenGL context (GLFW_OPENGL_CORE_PROFILE), then you have to create a named Vertex Array Object for the specification of the arrays of generic vertex attributes, because the default VAO (0) is not valid.
For instance:
QUESTION
I'm trying to replicate the hovermode seen in this plotly example at 33.1:
Where it gives you only the information of the specific x co-ordinate in the hover, but with multiple entries.
In my real dataset, I do not set any additional aesthetics, other than text as I want some additional information in the hover. My dataset has multiple entries for some x co-ordinates like in the example. However, when I try and adapt the code for my real dataset:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-23 at 01:41Try fixing the hover distance
QUESTION
after upgrading Laravel according to the docs to v7 I ran composer update. Then I'm getting this:
Script @php artisan package:discover --ansi handling the post-autoload-dump event returned with error code 255
This is my composer.json file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-04 at 08:02You must delete old files (cache). This commands should works:
QUESTION
I encountered a bit weird (to me) behavior upon running the following script.
As you can see it seems as though write is called multiple times and I wonder why this is, as I have explicitly overridden the file=sys.stdout behavior.
How exactly does print pipe streams under the hood, does it pipe to all channels? Does it have some default behavior, the docs are not very specific except for the following:
The file argument must be an object with a write(string) method; if it is not present or None, sys.stdout will be used.
Test script
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-20 at 18:46You're looking for something really complicated when the answer is dead simple.
I don't even know what "pipe to all channels" would mean, but print does nothing of the sort. All it does is call write on the file object you passed it.
However, it calls write once for each argument, once for each sep, and once for the end.
So, this line:
QUESTION
I am developing some software for a board which is build with yocto. For the logging system I am using syslog-ng, but currently, my applications are writting their output on /var/log/syslog and on /var/log/mylog. Each of them open log this way:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-23 at 14:56Starting from syslog-ng v3.15.1, you can use if-else, for example:
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Install ATtila
Import the AT Runtime Environment into your project The first thing you have to do is to import the AT Runtime Environment and the exceptions it can raise in your project from attila.atre import ATRuntimeEnvironment from attila.exceptions import ATREUninitializedError, ATRuntimeError, ATScriptNotFound, ATScriptSyntaxError, ATSerialPortError
Instantiate an ATRuntimeEnvironment object atrunenv = ATRuntimeEnvironment(abort_on_failure)
Configure the communicator This is the component which will communicate with your device atrunenv.configure_communicator(device, baud_rate, default_timeout, line_break)
Open the serial port Be careful, this function can return an ATSerialPortError atrunenv.open_serial()
Choose how to parse commands: Parse an ATScript parse_ATScript can raise ATScriptNotFound or ATScriptSyntaxError atrunenv.parse_ATScript(script_file) Execute directly a command (or an ESK) response = atrunenv.exec(command_str) Add an ATCommand to the session atrunenv.add_command(command_str)
Execute commands: Run everything at once and then get a list of ATResponse if abort_on_failure is True, the ATRE will raise ATRuntimeError during execution response_list = atrunenv.run() Run one command a time (if abort_on_failure is True, the ATRE will raise ATRuntimeError): response = atrunenv.exec_next()
Collect the values you need rssi = atrunenv.get_session_value("rssi")
Close serial atrunenv.close_serial()
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