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I have created a task that has quite a few variables, it loads ok however as soon as i try to run it i get the following output:
From what i understand it's trying to print the initial values of all the public variables but i guess the list is to long i my case. |
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Hey @guykoy123, I ran into the exact same issue (described here) after upgrading to 1.24. The fixes (cef428d and 145e97b) have been merged into the latest pyControl code. If you are tracking pyControl with git, you can |
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Hey @guykoy123, I ran into the exact same issue (described here) after upgrading to 1.24.
The fixes (cef428d and 145e97b) have been merged into the latest pyControl code.
If you are tracking pyControl with git, you can
git pull
the latest changes and that will fix the problem. Otherwise, you can delete your local copy ofsource/pyControl/hardware.py
file and replace it with the latesthardware.py
which you can download here. Do the same forsource/pyControl/framework.py
(download here)