Hi Luis Felipe - So section 3.1.5 is meant to show you some of the
functionality of GRC and Python scripting. GRC is used as the primary
means to create the flowgraph visually, and then to generate a Python
script that can be executed. In this specific case, the tutorial is
asking you to also edit
Hello everyone,
Thanks for the responses, they are helpful.
Michael, I get o tried to do that "python file" manually, but It did not
work. Maybe I am doing it wrong. I opened opened a terminal in the folder
where the python file is and I placed the manual commands that are on the
tutorial, but t
Hi Luis Felipe - OK; thanks for clarifying. When you click the button
"generate the flowgraph", GRC creates the Python file -- overwriting
anything that might be there already. So, any changes to the Python file
are lost when you have GRC generate the flowgraph. Note that, at the
very end of 3.1.5,
On Sun, Sep 24, 2017 at 10:00 AM, Luis Felipe Albarracin Sanchez <
lfasanc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> i started from scratch the Tutorial, and i placed all blocks according
> to the Tutorial. After that i clicked on "generate the flowgraph". Once i
> did this in the folder where the GRC is saved Py
Hello Michael,
Thank you for the quick response,
I think you are rigth, i need to clarify better my problem, i started
from scratch the Tutorial, and i placed all blocks according to the
Tutorial. After that i clicked on "generate the flowgraph". Once i did this
in the folder where the GRC is
Hi Luis Felipe - Nice to hear from another MacOS X user of GNU Radio;
there are actually quite a few of us "out there"...
Maybe you can clarify what you mean by "goes back to the original". Step
3.1.5 has you modify the GRC flowgraph, which will in turn generate an
updated Python script; you view t
