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| type = Scripting Language
| type = Scripting Language
| author = tehpola, comex
| author = tehpola, comex
−| download = [http://serv.qoid.us/wiipy.elf wiipy.elf]<br>[http://www.cs.utexas.edu/~tehpola/PyOGC.cgi PyOGC] (for documentation)
+| download = [http://serv.qoid.us/wiipy_a2.elf wiipy_a2.elf]<br>[http://www.cs.utexas.edu/~tehpola/PyOGC.cgi PyOGC] (for documentation)
| peripherals = none
| peripherals = none
}}
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Besides the modules in PyOGC (the documentation for this is nonexistent, but you can look in the source) you have some basic modules (<tt>math</tt>, <tt>sys</tt>), and the standard <tt>open()</tt> function will open files on the SD card. However, notably, <tt>time</tt> is presently not available, nor is <tt>os</tt> and maybe other things.
Besides the modules in PyOGC (the documentation for this is nonexistent, but you can look in the source) you have some basic modules (<tt>math</tt>, <tt>sys</tt>), and the standard <tt>open()</tt> function will open files on the SD card. However, notably, <tt>time</tt> is presently not available, nor is <tt>os</tt> and maybe other things.
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+Alpha 2: Network is available, do this:
+ import net, _socket as socket
+ net.init()
+Then use the socket functions, but there are some bugs:
+* socket.accept won't actually tell you the IP address which connected
+* You must receive and send data in small chunks. 1024 works, 8192 doesn't (you get a socket error). This is a limitation of the net functions, but future version will deal with this more smartly (chunk data up for you).
== Bugs ==
== Bugs ==