Jim Easterbrook

@victorlin If you can spare the time and effort it would be useful to find out which component(s) of PyQt6 has the problem with v6.6.1 by downgrading each component in...

> @jim-easterbrook Sure thing. I did the opposite: start with a working state with everything on version 6.5.0 and check what causes it to break. > > * `pip3 install...

It should do. Windows 7 is the only version I have (a virtual machine used for testing). Please let me know if you run into any problems.

Here's a short script. ``` try: import pgi pgi.install_as_gi() except ImportError: pass import gi gi.require_version('Gspell', '1') from gi.repository import Gspell check = Gspell.Checker.new(Gspell.Language.lookup('en')) suggestions = check.get_suggestions('foo', -1) print(type(suggestions)) print(suggestions) ```...

(Not sure why this question is attached to an eight year old pull request...) It would not be possible to fetch data from mqtt without making major changes to pywws....

You might be able to use bits of pywws if you write your own software. But pywws is such a mess (I've learnt a lot more about Python since I...

A humidity value of zero is invalid, so ideally you need to find it in your data and remove it. If it happens a lot with your station you could...

If the software you have in mind can be controlled from a Python program then it might be possible. You could write a "service" module (to go in your user...

There are some brief notes here: https://pywws.readthedocs.io/en/latest/guides/integration.html#writing-your-own-uploader

The commit history of `mqtt.py` doesn't show anything odd. https://github.com/jim-easterbrook/pywws/commits/master/src/pywws/service/mqtt.py The version on my local machine, from which the packages uploaded to PyPI were made, has these lines: ``` session...