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pytrack.cpgs.GPSPosition appears to be a class rather than dictionary as suggested by the documentation
from pytrack import GPS
gps = GPS()
type(gps.position())
This returns class when dict was expected.
Sorry, I'll fix the doc.
On 29/08/2018 10:15, James Robinson wrote:
pytrack.cpgs.GPSPosition appears to be a class rather than dictionary as suggested by the documentation
|from pytrack import GPS gps = GPS() type(gps.position()) |
This returns |class| when |dict| was expected.
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No problem, there a few minor issues we're noticing and fixing as we're currently writing some more comprehensive guides to support HAB.
David Akerman writes:
Sorry, I'll fix the doc.
On 29/08/2018 10:15, James Robinson wrote:
pytrack.cpgs.GPSPosition appears to be a class rather than dictionary as suggested by the documentation
|from pytrack import GPS gps = GPS() type(gps.position()) |
This returns |class| when |dict| was expected.
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OK, probably best to collect them all up and hit in one commit.
On 30/08/2018 08:51, James Robinson wrote:
No problem, there a few minor issues we're noticing and fixing as we're currently writing some more comprehensive guides to support HAB.
David Akerman writes:
Sorry, I'll fix the doc.
On 29/08/2018 10:15, James Robinson wrote:
pytrack.cpgs.GPSPosition appears to be a class rather than dictionary as suggested by the documentation
|from pytrack import GPS gps = GPS() type(gps.position()) |
This returns |class| when |dict| was expected.
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