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After some debugging, I found that the reset.soft.listen command gets a response from the board and tries to write it into the terminal, which is at least wrong formatted..
After the selected line is executed where data is the text in the hover tooltip the boad is stuck.
'\r\nb'\r\nMPY: soft reboot\r\nStarting...\r\nInputs created\r\nsixmix_program.py\r\nAdd custom programs\r\n'\n!!PyboardError!!\ncould not enter raw repl\n'
!!PyboardError!!\ncould not enter raw repl is an error message from pyboard.py which is defined at several places, I would propose to first add numbers to those lines, so it could be analyzed more precisely.
However, when this line is not executed: did a simple check (not a real fix) that part of the error is gone
if (!data.includes("PyboardError")) {
terminal?.write(data);
}
There seems to be an uncaught exception in pyboard-serial when doing a terminal.write at certain conditions. Cannot investigate it further as the code for it is packaged and minified.
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Do you also have this error with reset.soft.listen with an empty board and a new project where the main python program only includes a print for example?
After some debugging, I found that the
reset.soft.listen
command gets a response from the board and tries to write it into the terminal, which is at least wrong formatted..After the selected line is executed where data is the text in the hover tooltip the boad is stuck.
'\r\nb'\r\nMPY: soft reboot\r\nStarting...\r\nInputs created\r\nsixmix_program.py\r\nAdd custom programs\r\n'\n!!PyboardError!!\ncould not enter raw repl\n'
!!PyboardError!!\ncould not enter raw repl
is an error message from pyboard.py which is defined at several places, I would propose to first add numbers to those lines, so it could be analyzed more precisely.However, when this line is not executed: did a simple check (not a real fix) that part of the error is gone
There seems to be an uncaught exception in
pyboard-serial
when doing a terminal.write at certain conditions. Cannot investigate it further as the code for it is packaged and minified.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: