Hi list.
I've having troubles understanding how GnuRadio and Python 3.x
in particular should be told to import stuff under
'/lib/site-pages'. I have a 'PYTHONPATH'
containing both:
/lib/site-pages
/lib/site-pages/volk_modtool
etc.
But yet a statement like (in '/bin/volk_modtool.py'):
fro
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
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 Marcus,
alright, i will look into this whole "message" thing instead then.
thanks for your quick reply.
BR,
Steffen
Fra: Müller, Marcus (CEL)
Sendt: Onsdag 25 Marts 2020 16:05
Til: steffenk...@outlook.dk; discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org
Emne: Re: Change Variable
You know, maybe this is opening up a can of worms, but you *can* do this. A
lot of blocks don't accept messages; messages aren't exactly first-class
(in the sense that every block accepts them) in Gnuradio. All blocks have
getters/setters to change parameters, but only a comparative few have
messag
Hello, Taking the opportunity given by Steffen Kiel’s question, I would like to know if it is possible to increase the number of inputs and outputs of a Python block by means of Python variables. Best regards,Artur Nogueira Enviado do Email para Windows 10 De: Müller, Marcus (CEL)Enviado:quarta-fei
Hi Nick,
great, now I have to write this email in a witch theme.
Don't you worry, we haven't had a public drowning and/or burning of
design idea dissidents since I think v3.7.6.3; we usually just rat them
out to their mothers.
Anyways, I fully agree with you, but only if we touch all our code. L
