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set_value() for ULong64

#527 set_value() for ULong64

Status: closed-fixed

Owner: Tiago Coutinho

Labels: Python binding (109)

Category: PyTango

Priority: 5

Updated: 2019-01-16

Created: 2012-08-28

Creator: Thomas Rogucki

Private: No

Calling set_value() for an attribute of ULong64 type raises TypeError exception. The problem occurs while providing an integer as a parameter. Appending the 'L' suffix (eg. 123L) solves the problem, but the solution is not supported in Python > 3.0 as the explicit long type exists no more.

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Emmanuel Taurel - 2013-06-06

Category: --> PyTango
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Tiago Coutinho - 2013-11-22

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Tiago Coutinho - 2013-11-22

Fixed in PyTango SVN trunk since revision #24232
Will become visible in next PyTango release 8.1.1

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Tiago Coutinho - 2013-11-22

status: open --> closed-fixed
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Bourtembourg Reynald - 2019-01-16

This was fixed in revision #24332, not #24232.

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