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Bug fixes, send/receive debug logs and Unsigned 24 support #267

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test if callback exist before removing it
TzviRonen Sep 6, 2021
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Added send message debug log
TzviRonen Sep 6, 2021
bc06df4
Added debug logs and pause before read
TzviRonen Sep 6, 2021
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fixed get_data var len calc
TzviRonen Sep 6, 2021
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Added Unsigned24 data type
TzviRonen Sep 6, 2021
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Added PyCharm to gitignore
TzviRonen Sep 6, 2021
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request_response RETRY_DELAY
TzviRonen Sep 8, 2021
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made RETRY_DELAY default zero
TzviRonen Sep 8, 2021
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removed callback test
TzviRonen Sep 8, 2021
56b206a
fixed uint24 support comments
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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion canopen/network.py
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Expand Up @@ -79,7 +79,8 @@ def unsubscribe(self, can_id, callback=None):
if callback is None:
del self.subscribers[can_id]
else:
self.subscribers[can_id].remove(callback)
if callback in self.subscribers[can_id]:
self.subscribers[can_id].remove(callback)
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Can you describe the circumstances where raising a ValueError exception here would have caused problems?

If a non-registered callback is passed, that is clearly the caller's fault and I think it's correct to raise an exception in response. The main place where this function is used is in remove_network() on the nodes, which in turn gets called when deleting it from the network object. If it is part of the network, these callbacks have been recorded in the list previously, so no exception will be raised.

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You're right. I removed this change.


def connect(self, *args, **kwargs):
"""Connect to CAN bus using python-can.
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