PCAN doesn't exit cleanly

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Originally reported by: Jack Weinstein (Bitbucket: jacklev, GitHub: jacklev)

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On 2.7 the PCAN interface doesn't release the net it creates. Should have a method in pcan.py that looks like this:

def shutdown(self):
    self.m_objPCANBasic.Uninitialize(self.m_PcanHandle)

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• Bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/hardbyte/python-can/issue/26

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Original comment by Brian Thorne (Bitbucket: hardbyte, GitHub: hardbyte):

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Would you like to create a pull request for this change Jack? I don't have access to PCAN hardware so hopefully someone else can test/review.

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Original comment by Jack Weinstein (Bitbucket: jacklev, GitHub: jacklev):

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Brian, gladly - I'm not having success pushing from SourceTree though. Could you give me the necessary access to start a new branch and pull request? Or link me to an explanation of the workflow I should use (I'm new to using Bitbucket :)).

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Original comment by Brian Thorne (Bitbucket: hardbyte, GitHub: hardbyte):

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Sure, you should be able to do the fork + PR reasonably easily but if you run into trouble post back here and I'll give you access to this repository. As with github though, usually you would make a few pull requests before given direct access.

Bitbucket has a nice tutorial: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BITBUCKET/Fork+a+Repo,+Compare+Code,+and+Create+a+Pull+Request

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Original comment by Jack Weinstein (Bitbucket: jacklev, GitHub: jacklev):

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Very belatedly - thanks! This was my first open source contribution, so I appreciate your patience. FWIW I'm hoping to use your library for some automated testing at Tesla, should be pretty cool.

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Original comment by Brian Thorne (Bitbucket: hardbyte, GitHub: hardbyte):

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Oh that is exciting, its great to hear where the library is being used. I drove a Model S for the first time on Sunday and loved it.