Support open_path() and update EEPROM for Python 3.0 #17
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Update EEPROM for Python 3, accepts and returns ints.
EEPROM reads and writes integers and arrays of integers.
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Building upon Lukas K's fork at https://github.com/carrotIndustries:
Larger changes:
MCP2210()constructor accepts keyword argumentsvid,pidandpath. With no args given,vidandpiddefault toMCP2210_VID = 0x04d8andMCP2210_PID = 0x00de, i.e. the values for the MCP2210. If you have multiple MCP2210 devices on your USB chain, thepathkeyword lets you name a specific MCP2210 on the chain.dev.eepromnow works under Python3, reading and writing unsigned 8-bit ints (and arrays of ints). Have not tested for compatibility under Python2.x (but that's becoming increasingly irrelevant).Smaller changes:
print()syntax for Python3.