André Riesberg

"WiFiServer" is a poorly chosen name. It also works with the wired ethernet without any problems. A better name would be "EthernetServer" or something similar. I check if I can...

I change my system to use threads. If I use hardware timers inside the thread and stop these thread with `thread.stop` then it looks the hardware timers are still in...

@jolivepetrus I think a callback function for a good solution. In most cases, the garbage collector will be able to release the orphan objects. Only he is just too late...

@the0ne Always calling the GC can have side effects. At least in timing behave.

Another possibility would be the exception handling. ctrl-c and thread stop would trigger an exeption. But only if it occurs within a try. This would suppress an error message if...

How do we continue here?

@the0ne Of course you are right! We use the ESP32 with the Lua-RTOS for commercial projects. My colleague is just beginning to setup the development enviroment so that we can...

Please look at these pull requests: Fix for issue #345 and #337

Where is this behavior documented in the wiki? The description for `net.wf.scan` is only a few lines long. I don't find anything there. I entered `net.wf.scan(false)` in the console. Therefore...

Ok. It looks the different versions of the M5STACK blocks have different wiring. Black version: {255, 0, 0} produces blue, {0, 255, 0} produces green {0, 0, 255} produces red...