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How about rewriting @? #1
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Hi littleeggghost,
thanks a lot for the nice mail. Yes, you're right about the @-Issue. I am
using Python3 since i also use it in my Jupyter-Notebooks, but yes, i will
think about rewriting it to make it work with P2.7, too.
Did the rest work for you? This Project is still at the very beginning so
expect a lot of bugs :)
Regards,
Florian
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Hi, @FlorianWilk <https://github.com/FlorianWilk>
You did a really awesome job! I can't believe that you can model a
Spot-like robot and get an nice achievement in control!
There maybe has a "problem": It would be better if this code could support
python2.7 and python3 simultaneously. But the grammar "@" in kinematics.py
seems not supported in py2.7. So, maybe replace the "@" by normal grammar
is better?
Best Regards!
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Hi, @FlorianWilk
You did a really awesome job! I can't believe that you can model a Spot-like robot and get an nice achievement in control!
There maybe has a "problem": It would be better if this code could support python2.7 and python3 simultaneously. But the grammar "@" in
kinematics.py
seems not supported in py2.7 which just means matrix multiplication. So, maybe replace the "@" by normal grammar is better? Or wait for my PR?Best Regards!
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