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pythonPackages.wsnsimpy: init at 0.2.5 #75378
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are you meant to use this as an application or import it as a module? |
wsnsimpy is used as a module. It provides a general framework that can be used to implement and visualize specific simulation scenarios in Python. I'm sorry that I didn't make that clear right away. |
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@jonringer do you think there's work to do for this PR from my side? I'm still interested in getting this merged 😃 |
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Thanks for your review @SuperSandro2000 I incorporated your suggestions! |
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Why could tests of |
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I am not sure but this only fails on darwin. Additonally to that I found the following:
But I am going to ignore that for this PR because it is unrelated. |
Motivation for this change
I needed a Python-based simulation library for wireless sensor networks.
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