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Python API for measurement.__iter__() is broken #1748
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Thanks for reporting. This issue was introduced with fe84826 and will be fixed ASAP. |
Thanks a lot for the fast reply, Kerstin! |
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Problem Description
When I run the following Python code, I would expect to iterate over the measurement channels. Instead, a
TypeError
is raised.I think the
Measurement.__init__()
has a bug and is not using the constructor forMeasurement.Iterator
correctly.Please see:
ecal/lang/python/ecalhdf5/ecal/measurement/measurement.py
Line 215 in fe84826
and:
ecal/lang/python/ecalhdf5/ecal/measurement/measurement.py
Line 190 in fe84826
How to reproduce
See above how to reproduce the issue.
How did you get eCAL?
Download from Release Page
Environment
-eCAL: 5.12.6
-OS: Ubuntu 20.04
-Python: 3.8
-Compiler and CMake: not applicable
eCAL System Information
No response
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