I'm using python2.7 and I have this code. Data values are range from 0 to 65792.
data_length=30
code=202
data=[51400,31400,100,51400,31400,100,51400,31400,100]
checksum = 0
total_data = ['$', 'M', '<', data_length, code] + data
for i in struct.pack('<2B%dh' % len(data), *total_data[3:len(total_data)]):
checksum = checksum ^ ord(i)
total_data.append(checksum)
try:
b = None
b = self.ser.write(struct.pack('<3c2B%dhB' % len(data), *total_data))
except Exception, error:
print "\n\nError in sendCMD."
print "("+str(error)+")\n\n"
pass
struct.pack('<2B%dh' % len(data), *total_data[3:len(total_data)]):
and gives me this error:
for i in struct.pack('<2B%dh' % len(data), *total_data[3:len(total_data)]):
struct.error: short format requires SHRT_MIN <= number <= SHRT_MAX
SHRT_MAX
is defined as 0x7FFF (32767) as shorts are signed: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/C_Programming/C_Reference/limits.h
Perhaps you want unsigned short? H
in struct.pack
: https://docs.python.org/2/library/struct.html#format-characters
EDIT: even then, A value at your maximum range (65792) will overflow unsigned short -- you'll need a larger container such as int (i
) or unsigned int (I
) to work with those values