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From QTFuzzyLite to FuzzyLite to C++ and then to Python under Windows10 there was no problem.
Everything ran smoothly
When downloaded to RaspberryPi3 B + under Raspbian BUster , Python 7 and pyFuzzyLite I encounter the following errors:
init() got an unexpected keyword argument 'xxxxxxxxx'
fl.engine.input_variables does not take arguments
Specifically under two arguments:
enable and Lock_range
I used the Thonny Pyton and Spyder 3 programs on raspberry pi with the same error in both.
Both have the pyFuzzyLite packages up to date.
Hi, I strongly suggest you use PyCharm for Python development. There you will see that you have mistakes on SmartDimmer.txt. Specifically, you need to replace:
fl.AlgebraicProduct for fl.AlgebraicProduct(); and
fl.AlgebraicSum for fl.AlgebraicSum().
In addition, you could use PyCharm debugging options to find out about errors.
From QTFuzzyLite to FuzzyLite to C++ and then to Python under Windows10 there was no problem.
Everything ran smoothly
When downloaded to RaspberryPi3 B + under Raspbian BUster , Python 7 and pyFuzzyLite I encounter the following errors:
init() got an unexpected keyword argument 'xxxxxxxxx'
fl.engine.input_variables does not take arguments
Specifically under two arguments:
enable and Lock_range
I used the Thonny Pyton and Spyder 3 programs on raspberry pi with the same error in both.
Both have the pyFuzzyLite packages up to date.
Please find the file attached
SmartDimmer.txt
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