def getNewCoords(Coords, ListenFlag):
temp = BLE.listen()
temp = temp.replace('_', '')
print(temp)
positions = encoder.decodeMessage(temp)
#Work on this
for i in range(len(positions)):
if myID is positions[i][0]:
myCoords = positions[i]
Coords = (myCoords[1], myCoords[2])
ListenFlag = 0
f = open("settings.csv", "w")
f.write(f"L,X,Y\n{ListenFlag},{Coords[0]},{Coords[1]}")
f.close()
return Coords
def getNewCoords(Coords):
global ListenFlag
#Gets f****d up / in some type of infinite loop on the next line
temp = BLE.listen()
#End f*****g up
temp = temp.replace('_', '')
print(temp)
positions = encoder.decodeMessage(temp)
#Work on this
for i in range(len(positions)):
if myID is positions[i][0]:
myCoords = positions[i]
Coords = (myCoords[1], myCoords[2])
ListenFlag = 0
f = open(settings_address, "w")
f.write(f"L,X,Y,ID\n{ListenFlag},{Coords[0]},{Coords[1]},{myID}")
f.close()
return Coords
def receiveMessages(): if self.device_type == 0: msg = BLE.listen()
import BLE device_type = 0 # Rx Messages # def listen(UUID = "ABC4", maxNumMessages = 5) if device_type == 0: message = BLE.listen() #Tx Messages # def broadcast_setup() # def broadcast(data, UUID = "ABC4", Number_of_Broadcast_Cycles = 3, Time_Between_Transmissions = 15) if device_type: message = "Hello!" broadcast_setup() # Only need to call this once after boot (or after using listen function) broadcast(message)
import BLE BLE.listen()