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@ra1nb0w While I'm on it, is it possible to interface with NanoVNA-QT through the command line or with some sort of scripting? My goal is to automate the capture of...

I get this when running `make` on the C++ code shown in the readme: ```cpp fatal error: 'xavna/xavna_cpp.H' file not found #include ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 error generated. make: *** [testt] Error...

I replaced the first line of the `.c` code snippet given in the readme with `#include "include/xavna.h"` and ran `cc -l/opt/local/include -L/opt/local/lib test_api.c`: ``` Coto@cotos-mbp libxavna % cc -l/opt/local/include -L/opt/local/lib...

@ra1nb0w Wow, I had no idea this existed. The only one I had spotted is this (https://github.com/ttrftech/NanoVNA/tree/master/python), which is very similar but does not support the V2 model. But your...

@ra1nb0w One more thing in case you've got any ideas: I've managed to get everything working and I'm able to output touchstone files, plot them etc., but I see that...

Can confirm, and there's no `.app` being created in the `vna_qt` directory either.

* I don't have a lot of experience on coordinate systems for mars myself, but here's something I found: https://planetarynames.wr.usgs.gov/Page/MARS/system - apparently the main systems being commly used appear to...

@ajnisbet Hi Andrew, just wanted to follow up in case you'vr found anything interesting or determined the difficulty of implementing something like this? Hopefully I'm not disturbing too much :)

@sirsendu64 Firstly, why not use Python 3? Also, what happens if you run python -m pip show astro-virgo?

Try installing/running with the other Pythons you've got installed. Python 2 is very outdated, with slightly different syntax, so Python 3.x is always more reliable. Check with pip list for...