So, I’m using Telnetlib with Python 3 to try and create a software replay station, and I’m trying to modify one of the telnet commands to change the time code based on a variable, but I keep getting a syntax error since the only way I can get it to work is encoding the command as bytes
TC=5 #variable is changed by the GUI
session.write(b”play: timecode: 00:00:0”TC”;00 \nc”
Any idea how to format this with the proper syntax
Part 2: Here's the scale box I'm trying to use to modify
self.IRpreroll = tk.Scale(top, from_=0.0, to=10.0)
self.IRpreroll.place(relx=0.659, rely=0.143, relwidth=0.317, relheight=0.0, height=59, bordermode='ignore')
self.IRpreroll.configure(activebackground="#ececec")
self.IRpreroll.configure(background="#282828")
self.IRpreroll.configure(font="TkTextFont")
self.IRpreroll.configure(foreground="#828282")
self.IRpreroll.configure(highlightbackground="#d9d9d9")
self.IRpreroll.configure(highlightcolor="black")
self.IRpreroll.configure(label="preroll time")
self.IRpreroll.configure(orient="horizontal")
self.IRpreroll.configure(troughcolor="#828282")
self.IRpreroll.configure(variable=testguiPAGE_support.Ptime)
which then references this in the support script
Create string and later encode it to bytes
TC = 5
text = "play: timecode: 00:00:0" + str(TC) + ";00 \\nc"
# or
text = "play: timecode: 00:00:0{};00 \\nc".format(TC)
# or
text = f"play: timecode: 00:00:0{TC};00 \\nc" # Python 3.6+
session.write( text.encode() )
It string you have to use \\
to get \
in bytes