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> *Fra:* Müller, Marcus (CEL)
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-feira, 25 de março de 2020 12:07Para: steffenk...@outlook.dk; discuss-gnuradio@gnu.orgAssunto: Re: Change Variable value from an python block or module? Yes, but no! So, GRC Variables are really a GRC concept, and you'd need to breakmultiple layers of encapsulation from within a Python block
instead then.
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> thanks for your quick reply.
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> BR,
> Steffen
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> *Fra:* Müller, Marcus (CEL)
> *Sendt:* Onsdag 25 Marts 2020 16:05
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> *Emne:* Re: Change Variable value from an python blo
Re: Change Variable value from an python block or module?
Yes, but no!
So, GRC Variables are really a GRC concept, and you'd need to break
multiple layers of encapsulation from within a Python block just to
alter them. Really, that's possible with a simple callback function,
but please
Yes, but no!
So, GRC Variables are really a GRC concept, and you'd need to break
multiple layers of encapsulation from within a Python block just to
alter them. Really, that's possible with a simple callback function,
but please don't.
Instead, the appropriate way of dealing with this would be g
Hello!
I have a signal source whose frequency input is referenced to a variable.
Is it possible to access this variables value and set it from a python block or
python module?
BR,
Steffen
