Alan G wrote:
> Hi Francois,
>
>> I'm not a Tutor but I found this wich could help you:
>
>
> If you are on the tutor list you are a tutor. We don't have any division
> of role, everyone helps and everuone can ask for help. We are all equals.
>
>> To convert character data to integers, you can use
On 19/08/05, Alan G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you are on the tutor list you are a tutor. We don't have anydivisionof role, everyone helps and everuone can ask for help
Ok I wasn't sure about the [Tutor] stuff :)
. We are allequals.
Well, actually this is not true: it is well known
here in
Hi Francois,
> I'm not a Tutor but I found this wich could help you:
If you are on the tutor list you are a tutor. We don't have any
division
of role, everyone helps and everuone can ask for help. We are all
equals.
> To convert character data to integers, you can use the ord()
> function, and
Hello,
I'm not a Tutor but I found this wich could help you:
Source:
http://mail.python.org/pipermail/tutor/2003-March/021123.html
To convert character data to integers, you can use the ord()function, and to convert a number to hex notation you can use thehex() function.Example:>>> data ="" "
Hey there,
i am using the serial module and trying to get some info over an RS232
port. Seems to be comming in ok, but when i print it out, its in ASCII
instead of hex. is there a way to have python read serial in hex bytes
instead of ASCII ?
thanks.
shawn
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