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| This uses Python async/await syntax to asynchronously communicate with | ||
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| This uses Python ≥3.5's async/await syntax to asynchronously communicate with |
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I explicitly removed this reference recently so I don't have to keep updating the numbers. Any modern python has await at this point
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Good call, I'l remove this.
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I understand what you mean with foo and bar, but let's stick with the more descriptive name. If you don't like using get twice, maybe get and get_serial?
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AFAIK the ClickPLC doesn't support RS-485 only RS-232. The wiring is physically different.
(Aside: Not sure if you've had any exposure to the Productivity series, but they have both.)
Clarify your heading from a generic "warning" to something more specific - "exclusive access" or "interaction with Click Programming Software." Also, the last 2.5 sentences are wordy; see if you can reduce them.
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EDIT: Apparently some models actually do. Never mind
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Yeah, the "Click PLUS" models do have both as options.
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This PR updates README as well as a new file I made called
docs.mdfor an exercise. Happy to delete that if you'd like, it was moreso just a practice in documentation.