Using with Python 3.4

[mdepiro]

Hi,

I am running python3.4.1 and I am running into issues. Some were easy to fix, but now it is wanting to use the wx module, which apparently is not available for python 3.x.

Any advice, or is it just not in the cards for me to use instrumentino?

[yoelk]

Hi,
I think the reason I didn't use Python3 in the first place was the wx
didn't allow it.

But please check out version 2! It's still under construction but it's
based in Kivy, which does support Python3, and it's on the todo list to
start using Python3 instead 2.7.

Want to join the team?

On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 1:26 AM, mdepiro [email protected] wrote:

Hi,

I am running python3.4.1 and I am running into issues. Some were easy to
fix, but now it is wanting to use the wx module, which apparently is not
available for python 3.x.

Any advice, or is it just not in the cards for me to use instrumentino?

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btw, v2 is being developed under the develop_ver_2 branch (currently
branched to temp-branch)

On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 7:43 AM, Yoel Koenka [email protected] wrote:

Hi,
I think the reason I didn't use Python3 in the first place was the wx
didn't allow it.

But please check out version 2! It's still under construction but it's
based in Kivy, which does support Python3, and it's on the todo list to
start using Python3 instead 2.7.

Want to join the team?

On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 1:26 AM, mdepiro [email protected] wrote:

Hi,

I am running python3.4.1 and I am running into issues. Some were easy to
fix, but now it is wanting to use the wx module, which apparently is not
available for python 3.x.

Any advice, or is it just not in the cards for me to use instrumentino?

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[mdepiro]

Thanks, I will check out v2. Kivy seems like a great product, I was thinking that eventually i would try to use it for my application.

I am interested in helping out, however, I am no expert in Python. In addition, I am starting a company and teaching courses this semester so my time is thin at best.

I will try out v2 and let you know how it goes. What is your development plan for v2?

Btw, great job in developing this application. I come from a background in aero testing. In my grad research, I used Labview for the PLC/DAq system and Python for the data analysis. When I started my company I went to Arduino for cost reasons, however the Arduino IDE is not great for these type of applications. It's really great to be able to use Python for everything!

Thanks.

[yoelk]

Sounds good. I currently also don't have so much time on my hand as I have
to finish writing my PhD and my family and I recently moved countries to an
old house that needs a lot of work.
But I'm in contact with a few people and perhaps we'll be able to do it
together.
Things I want to do I documented using GitHub issues, so you can have a
look there.

From which country are you btw?
In Germany there is a new fund that I'd like to apply to, but I need a
German guy on the team.

Joel

On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 4:45 PM, mdepiro [email protected] wrote:

Thanks, I will check out v2. Kivy seems like a great product, I was
thinking that eventually i would try to use it for my application.

I am interested in helping out, however, I am no expert in Python. In
addition, I am starting a company and teaching courses this semester so my
time is thin at best.

I will try out v2 and let you know how it goes. What is your development
plan for v2?

Btw, great job in developing this application. I come from a background in
aero testing. In my grad research, I used Labview for the PLC/DAq system
and Python for the data analysis. When I started my company I went to
Arduino for cost reasons, however the Arduino IDE is not great for these
type of applications. It's really great to be able to use Python for
everything!

Thanks.

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