2014/1/3 Nicolas Göddel :
> Hi,
>
> yes, I think asynchronous I/O support would be that kind of communication with
> PyUSB I prefer.
> Is there an official ToDo list where I can see when all features for the new
> version are implemented, respectively when can I except the new version?
>
I have so
Hi,
yes, I think asynchronous I/O support would be that kind of communication with
PyUSB I prefer.
Is there an official ToDo list where I can see when all features for the new
version are implemented, respectively when can I except the new version?
Am 02.01.2014 18:46, schrieb Wander Lairson Cost
2014/1/2 Nicolas Göddel :
> Hi there,
>
> actually I am reading raw data from an usb endpoint with dev.read() in a
> thread,
> but it would be nicer to have a callback which will be called if data is
> available. Is there a possibility to do so with PyUSB?
>
> And what about using two concurrent t
