On 2009-02-14, John Nagle wrote:
> PySerial, which is basically a binary input/output system, is
> still requiring "str" instead of "bytearray", even under Python 2.6.
> For "file-like objects", "write" functions are supposed to accept
> "bytearray" now, and "read" functions should return a "byte
John Nagle wrote:
PySerial, which is basically a binary input/output system, is
still requiring "str" instead of "bytearray", even under Python 2.6.
For "file-like objects", "write" functions are supposed to accept
"bytearray" now, and "read" functions should return a "bytearray".
I'm sure pa
PySerial, which is basically a binary input/output system, is
still requiring "str" instead of "bytearray", even under Python 2.6.
For "file-like objects", "write" functions are supposed to accept
"bytearray" now, and "read" functions should return a "bytearray".
