Re: How to import custom script to GRC?
Thanks for the info. I already stumbled accross this block, but a quick try did not worked as expected. Classical case of RTFM ;) You have to call the functions you define in there with idOfPythonModuleBlock.myFunction(): https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php/Python_Module Thanks a lot! Am 21.11.20 um 19:40 schrieb Marcus D. Leech: > On 11/21/2020 09:26 AM, Fabian Schwartau wrote: >> Hi everyone, >> I would like to built some flow graphs with GRC, but I need to write a >> few custom python functions which I want to use in the flow graph. For >> example I need to generate some filter coefficient and things like that. >> I thought I just create a python script in the same folder, define some >> functions, import the script with the Import block and I am good to go. >> However, the Import block complains that the import failed and I cannot >> start the flow graph. >> What am I missing? What the the typical workflow in such case? >> >> Best regards, >> Fabian >> >> > The "Python Module" block takes care of that quite handily. > > >
Re: How to import custom script to GRC?
On 11/21/2020 09:26 AM, Fabian Schwartau wrote: Hi everyone, I would like to built some flow graphs with GRC, but I need to write a few custom python functions which I want to use in the flow graph. For example I need to generate some filter coefficient and things like that. I thought I just create a python script in the same folder, define some functions, import the script with the Import block and I am good to go. However, the Import block complains that the import failed and I cannot start the flow graph. What am I missing? What the the typical workflow in such case? Best regards, Fabian The "Python Module" block takes care of that quite handily.
How to import custom script to GRC?
Hi everyone, I would like to built some flow graphs with GRC, but I need to write a few custom python functions which I want to use in the flow graph. For example I need to generate some filter coefficient and things like that. I thought I just create a python script in the same folder, define some functions, import the script with the Import block and I am good to go. However, the Import block complains that the import failed and I cannot start the flow graph. What am I missing? What the the typical workflow in such case? Best regards, Fabian
