Non integer values would require floating point math to be included in the code which is terrible inefficient if it is just included for delay. Allowing delay to use a larger ms value would be more efficient.

What is the target for your components? Microcontrollers? I am asking because the picture on the page you refer to shows a MySQL connector ‘component’ which translates the simple python call into a binary protocol used to communicate to MySQL.

Please post your flowcharts, not screenshots that are unreadable.

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thank you very much for the answer

I have another question: is it necessary to use the clear digit icon in the multiplex method.

(As always Martin is too fast, already answering before I had the chance to submit)

It’s a macro which you can import.

The latest Python has some breaking changes that might well impact the toolchain. Can’t you install it in a separate location that is not part of your standard path so it doesn’t mess up the ESP toolchain?

Hi Rinie, Yes this is possible. Just divide the INT by 100 for byte_high, then take the remainder of the division by 100 and divide it by 10, that is middle and low is the remainder of a division by 10. High, middle and low should be bytes or ints, no floating point variables for this to work. So: H...

Grafana and MySQL work well together. It’s the database I use for non time series data.

I used it for LoRaWAN devices some time ago but had a hard time upgrading versions. They switched postgresql version at some point and the upgrade procedure failed to work properly, tried all suggested solutions Google presented and ended up trowing the towel and scrapping the cloud VM I was using f...

Up to 16MB depending on what the manufacturer of the module fitted. I think most will have 2MB.