✨ Add port selection to set_variable
and read_variable
#259
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Summary:
Added optional port argument to the
set_variable
andread_variable
functions.New usage:
pros v5 set_variable [OPTIONS] VARIABLE VALUE [PORT]
pros v5 read_variable [OPTIONS] VARIABLE [PORT]
Motivation:
As described in #258 this is a quality of life improvement to allow the user to specify a destination port when using
set_variable
andread_variable
. It allows users with multiple brains plugged in to be able to specify the target brain.References (optional):
Closes #258
Test Plan:
pros v5 set_variable
and specify a port with no brain plugged in (the command should error out)pros v5 set_variable
and specify no port with no brain plugged in ("No v5 ports were found!" message should show)pros v5 set_variable
and specify no port with a brain plugged in (command should run normally on the default port)pros v5 set_variable
and specify a port with a brain plugged in (command should run normally on the specified port)pros v5 read_variable
and specify a port with no brain plugged in (the command should error out)pros v5 read_variable
and specify no port with no brain plugged in ("No v5 ports were found!" message should show)pros v5 read_variable
and specify no port with a brain plugged in (command should run normally on the default port)pros v5 read_variable
and specify a port with a brain plugged in (command should run normally on the specified port)Testing screenshots: