Hi Jerry,
We certainly could use option negotiation (although even that would require
some backwards compatibility.)
We also have had version numbers included in the owserver protocol since the
start -- although there hasn't been a need to progress beyond version 0.
We faced this issue thrice b
Paul Alfille wrote:
> Hmm...
>
> owlib is written in C, and needs a fixed data size (string size) for
> floating point output. I arbitrarily used 12 characters and the %g
> printf format to be most general.
>
> Currently type (floating point, integer...) and certainly precision
> aren't part of
Hmm...
owlib is written in C, and needs a fixed data size (string size) for
floating point output. I arbitrarily used 12 characters and the %g printf
format to be most general.
Currently type (floating point, integer...) and certainly precision aren't
part of the ownet messages. If we really wan
It was a simple goof-up, not allowing for the possibility of a negative
temperature.
Here is a little patch that seems to fix it. It would actually be nice if
the owlib returned a decimal point on all temperatures, even those with
integer values, and with enough trailing zeroes to indicate the p
nt:* den 28 juni 2007 10:20
> *To:* owfs-developers@lists.sourceforge.net
> *Subject:* Re: [Owfs-developers] ownet/python crashing sporadically in
> connection.py
>
>
>
> I had the same problem, and got that answer:
>
>
>
> Yes. There is a simple fix for this in the conn
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*Subject:* Re: [Owfs-developers] ownet/python crashing sporadically in
connection.py
I had the same problem, and got that answer:
Yes. There is a simple fix for this in the connection.py file which =20
is part of the
I checked in the changes to the CVS.
/Christian
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Hi,
Michael Weber:
> Here's a diff:
>
Please post context diffs (diff -u) in the future.
> # diff connection.py connection.py.org
... and please don't reverse the diff -- the original file should be
*first*.
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I had the same problem, and got that answer:
Yes. There is a simple fix for this in the connection.py file which =20
is part of the module. It should be in your site-python directory tree.
Here's a diff:
# diff connection.py connection.py.org
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< interact with the ow sensors on any platform
I'm having a problem using the python interface in ownet (from CVS) for
reading a few DS18S20 thermometers. A very basic program (shown below)
finds all sensors with a "temperature" attribute and then polls them
continuously until the crash occurs. Sometimes this takes minutes,
sometimes hours,
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