Does anyone know why I get the spinner over any Python application that I run?
The application seems to be running fine even though I am supposed to wait
for something.
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Dear Zeljko,
I just can confirm Fuzzyman's opinion.
Using irda is quite troublesome and probably impossible for >1 device.
Just for one device its even bad, as you have to hold the device in 10cm
distance to the
transmitter / laptop all the time.
Instead using Wifi is really convinient.
The co
Shane Holloway (IEEE) wrote:
> Hey Everyone,
>
> Just thought I'd upload our latest RAPI code that implements a file like
> object for reading and writing over RAPI. Hope you all find it
> helpful! Currently, it doesn't support the readline and iterator type
> thing, though that should be doa
zeljko blace wrote:
>no tests done...
>devices would stay next to each other anyway
>so it should not be an issue
>
>
Ok, fair enough. :-)
On the other hand, bluetooth is only as unreliable as Irda and wifi is
better. I don't *know* of any ways to access the Irda port through
PythonCE (except p
no tests done...
devices would stay next to each other anyway
so it should not be an issue
On 2/14/06, Fuzzyman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> zeljko blace wrote:
>
> >Hm... that sounds like it would add to slow response time.
> >
> >I am looking for way to avoid use of any extra cabeling or interfa
zeljko blace wrote:
>Hm... that sounds like it would add to slow response time.
>
>I am looking for way to avoid use of any extra cabeling or interfaces
>(WiFi or Bluetooth) to keep the situation as simple and as reliable.
>
>
>
Irda is a notoriously unreliable connection (certainly in my
exper
Hm... that sounds like it would add to slow response time.
I am looking for way to avoid use of any extra cabeling or interfaces
(WiFi or Bluetooth) to keep the situation as simple and as reliable.
On 2/14/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One possibility might be to set up a loc
