Lucas Aimaretto

I think you could try with the parameter `springLength`

Hi, any help with this, maybe? I think this should be possible by setting the options, but I'm not sure ... any suggestion would be of help... Thanks!

I'm having the same problem. Even though I've disabled physics for some nodes, when the network is big enough (in my case 154 nodes) all of the nodes preserve physics...

Nothing. No error. My program just runs and that's it. My program is called `get_config.py`. ``` lucas@VMserver16:~/gen_config$ pdoc3 --html -o html/ get_config.py /home/lucas/gen_config/config/out.cfg lucas@VMserver16:~/gen_config$ lucas@VMserver16:~/gen_config$ ls html/ -l total 0...

Ok, so if I run it that way, I do get an exception... ``` In [1]: import pdoc In [2]: mod = pdoc.Module('get_config.py') /home/lucas/gen_config/config/out.cfg An exception has occurred, use %tb...

So, I've tried as suggested the absolute path, not working either, both on the CLI or within the Python interpreter ... :-( 1) CLI ``` lucas@VMserver16:~/gen_config$ pdoc3 --html -o html/...

Indeed, now that you mention it, the `SystemExit: 0` is in my program. ``` if fnc_aux_test_config_file(var_config_file) == -1: # do some stuff sys.exit(1) else: # Everything ok, writing files ......

Ok, I confirm that adding a main guard, at least produces an output. Thanks for the hint! However, the render of the HTML file, seems a little incomplete. Let me...

oh! I see ... brilliant ... :-) ... now it works ...`pdoc3 --html -o docs/doc.html . ` did the job ... thank you very much ... !

Hello! I also would like to see nokia SROS support in suzieq ... is there any way we can help with this? thanks!