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It would be nice not to enforce a BLEScanResponse instance to connect to a remote device.
A duck typed tuple such as
ScanResp = namedtuple('ScanResp', 'sender, address_type')
used as
bgmac = bytes(reversed(unhexlify(macaddr.replace(':', ''))) bgc.connect(ScanResp(bgmac, gap_address_type['gap_address_type_public']))
can be used when no scan has been performed. It could be useful to allow connection without a former scan.
There is one left exception error message to modify:
raise BlueGigaModuleException("Connection attempt unsuccessful! (%s)" % target.get_sender_address())
with
raise BlueGigaModuleException("Connection attempt unsuccessful! (%s)" % target.sender)
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...or just allow to connect with any BLE address.
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It would be nice not to enforce a BLEScanResponse instance to connect to a remote device.
A duck typed tuple such as
used as
can be used when no scan has been performed.
It could be useful to allow connection without a former scan.
There is one left exception error message to modify:
with
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: