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      vervoortraf
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      For a school project we need to read a gps module.

      How do i specify the end of line character for the readline function?

      i used uart.readline(eol='\r\n')

      but now this does not seem to work anymore.

      How do i do this correctly?

      Im using the lopy with the latest update

      Kind regards

      Raf Vervoort

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        bucknall
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        Hi @vervoortraf, you should not need to pass any arguments to the uart.readline() function.

        Just run

        uart.readline()
        

        and it should detect the '\n' in any of the messages sent to your LoPy via UART.

        https://docs.pycom.io/pycom_esp32/library/machine.UART.html#machine.uart.readline

        Let me know if this helps!

        Thanks,

        Alex

        Developer Evangelist - Pycom

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