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luca72 <lucabe...@libero.it> writes:
> i'm using pyscard
I don't know what that is; can you give a link to what you're referring
to?
> and for send a command he need a list like this:
>
> cmd = [0xdd,0xff, etc]
Is that Python code? If it is, I've already demonstrated that ‘0xDD’ in
Python code *is* ‘221’. They're different representations that compile
to exactly the same object.
> the problem is that i get a text
> like dd
> and i need to trasform it in 0xdd for the list
Right, which you can do by creating an integer as you've already done:
>>> foo = 'DD'
>>> int(foo, 16)
221
because that *is* the number ‘0xDD’:
>>> int(foo, 16) == 0xDD
True
> and if i use hex i have a sting that is not what i need
So don't do that; use the integer.
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