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added more info regarding the python binding addition
added python example code reformatted the entry to add code markups
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This would be great if we could update this and maintain it. To write programs on the Pi, python allows me to use other libraries like bluetooth without needing to know how to do that in C. Thanks |
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Is there an updated version that will work with Python and Pi? I would be happy to help on this. |
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Hi , I thank you for this binding it is really helpful but I have some difficulties using it since I'm new with Python would you please help me ? thanks |
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Has anyone been able to get this working?, I can't get the ReplyAvail to work, just returns 0s. |
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I made a few modifications to the makefile to use Swig (http://www.swig.org/) to automatically generate a python module that wraps the existing library.
This is especially useful as any changes to the C code will automatically be reflected in the Python binding.