Tuple trouble

[kjm]

if

>>>print(lora.stats())

gives me

(rx_timestamp=0, rssi=0, snr=0.0, sfrx=0, sftx=0, tx_trials=0, tx_power=20, tx_time_on_air=0, tx_counter=0, tx_frequency=0)

how come

print(lora.stats()[6])

gives me

20

and not 'tx_power=20' ?

[mikestanley464]

It gives based on the indexing where you have given 6.

[robert-hh]

@kjm lora.stats returns a named tuple. The values are either obtained by indexing or by access to its elements, like:

stats = lora.stats()
print (stats.tx_power, "is the same as", stats[6])