openRemoteIP - I suspect there's a quick answer.

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Lyndon Williams
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Re: openRemoteIP - I suspect there's a quick answer.

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Brian, if this is a problem between the ctypes module and the Phidgets module with Python 3.x, could we have someone look at the Python module and make the necessary modifications? Perhaps make a Phidgets module for Python 3.x?
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Re: openRemoteIP - I suspect there's a quick answer.

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Looks like Python 2.6.6 runs reasonably OK inside SBC2. Which is the Python version that now appeared when restoring SBC2 and reinstalling Python.
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Re: openRemoteIP - I suspect there's a quick answer.

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that seems to work better for me also using 2.7 instead of 3.3 python. More on this tomorrow. I would really like to be using the latest so where do we go from here?
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I am using SBC3 and have encountered the same issue with Python 3.3. Has anyone resolved this or is reverting to an earlier version of Python the only resolution?
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Re: openRemoteIP - I suspect there's a quick answer.

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I recently was trying to use Phidgets in Python 3.6. I had the problem described here with no resolution. After several hours of tries, I found something that works. You need to add b before every string and null strings seem to require a value such as b'' or None. Thus

dictionary.openRemoteIP(b'', 5001,None)

worked for me.
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