`find_device` module missing in `adafruit_hid.keyboard.Keyboard`
See original GitHub issueDoesn’t the line from . import find_device
in adafruit_hid.keyboard.Keyboard.py
expect that there is a find_device
submodule in the adafruit_hid
library hierarchy? Or am I missing something about importing Adafruit libraries. I am only trying to execute the code.py
on an Adafruit Metro M4 Express board with updated bootloader and CircuitPython.
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Glad you figured it out! A
.py
file takes precedence over a.mpy
file of the same name, so what happened makes sense.@dhalbert, I think I know what happened. When I was updating the libraries, a stray empty
__init__.py
had remained in theadafruit_hid
. As I said, I am using the compressedmpy
files, so I can’t view them. Deleted the stray and that cleared the import problem.I am guessing this code is a bit outdated because I am running into errors that can be explained easily with changes in the libraries.
Thanks for the prompt responses!