Yep, most methods of classes are like that; you need to initialize the class first, then
can work on its state :) That's why other programming languages than Python don't even
give you that much freedom about when to call the superclass constructor.
Anyway, I'm very glad you were able to fix
I found out to make it work!
The problem was that set_history needs to be called after the constructor of
the super class. Probably it needs to know first the input signature. You will
be able to confirm me that.
Thanks for help!
Ivan
> Il giorno 25 set 2023, alle ore 16:12, Marcus Müller
>
Python incompatibility can safely be ruled out; you wouldn't get far enough. Please share
a minimal example of a block that triggers the behaviour.
Best,
Marcus
On 25.09.23 15:49, Ivan Iudice wrote:
Nobody knows where could be the problem?
I thought an incompatibility between gnuradio and
Nobody knows where could be the problem?I thought an incompatibility between gnuradio and python versions.Regards.IvanIl giorno 21 set 2023, alle ore 18:13, Ivan Iudice ha scritto:Dear Jeff,thank you for answer.My code does exactly the same things.Regards.IvanIl giorno 21 set 2023, alle ore
Hello Guys,
I've a question concerning the gui-push-msg-button in conjunction with
the gui-chooser.
If I understood it right, the chooser will set a variable called like
its ID with the value I've chosen. In my flowgraph, I then try to read
that variable and pack it into a message, whenever
