A complete new download and installation of the UiFlow Desktop has solved the issue.
Posts made by Kees1949
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RE: UiFlow upgradeposted in UIFlow
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RE: UiFlow upgradeposted in UIFlow
With the standalone version of M5Burner it is possible to download and upgrade the firmware on the M5Stack. However after that the versions on the PC and the M5stack are not synchronous.
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RE: UiFlow upgradeposted in UIFlow
After using the button "Update Now" the system reports "Downloading" and nothing happens any more. Later the system reports "Download failed".
The download of the firmware doesn't report anything at all. -
UiFlow upgradeposted in UIFlow
Actually it's not possible to download UiFlow v 1.0.2 and firmware v 1.3.5-beta in Windows10.
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RE: UiFLOWposted in UIFlow
To be honest: I like programmaning with Blockly. But on the end I have to make some changes in the code with Phyton and that makes it complicated, because I cannot directly save the changes.
Examples:- The network connection to Wifi in a progran written with Blockly is so slow thet I prefer to use the network library in Python.
- The battery level is not available in Blockly. It is in the machine lib in Python
- The text "\r\n" in Blockly is wrong translated to Python.
In all these cases I have to make changes in the previous created code and I'm not able to save them in a convenient way.
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RE: UiFLOWposted in UIFlow
Thanks. Your suggestion is what I do actually, when I make some Python changes in Blockly code. It's very complicated to do. Are there any plans for the future to save the Python code directly?
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RE: multiline labelposted in UIFlow
Hello Lucas, your temporarely solution works for me. Sorry for the typo: '/r/n' should be '\r\n'.
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multiline labelposted in UIFlow
I want to display a label with more than one line. With Python I simply add '/r/n' between the lines. Does somebody know how to do that with Blockly?
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UiFlow MQTT topicsposted in UIFlow
Is it possible to subscribe to more topics than one with mqtt subscribe? For instance "piradio/#" gives all the topics in piradio.