[Michael_Lee]

But how? I first tried copying the contents of the site-packages folder from robotpy so my client-side folder structure looked like this:

• my_code.py
• robotpy
  • wpilib
    • __init__.py
    • Buttons.py
    • Commands.py
    • core.py
    • NetworkTables.py
    • Preferences.py
    • SmartDashboard.py
  • _nivision.pyd
  • _vision.pyd
  • _vision2009.pyd
  • _wpilib.pyd
  • nivision.py
  • README
  • sip.pyd
  • vision.py
  • vision2009.py

This failed, and gave the following stack trace:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File ".\my_code.py", line 14, in <module>
    main()
  File ".\my_code.py", line 4, in main
    table = robotpy.wpilib.NetworkTable.GetTable(tableName)
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'wpilib'

I'm assuming that I'm setting up robotpy on the client end incorrectly. Am I supposed to copy the contents to my local site-packages folder? Or does robotpy come bundled with a python interpreter? If so, where can I find it?

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Also, although I wasn't able to test this, this is the code I came up with. I'm basically trying to send data from my laptop to the computer, and confirm I received it on the robot by mirroring it to the SmartDashboard. Do I understand how to use robotpy and NetworkTables correctly? Are there any changes I should make?

my_code.py:

import robotpy

def main(tablename = "testTable"):
    table = robotpy.wpilib.NetworkTable.GetTable(tableName)
    while True:
        test_int = int(raw_input("Test int:"))
        test_string = raw_input("Test string:")
        table.BeginTransaction()
        table.PutInt("testInt", test_int)
        table.PutString("testString", test_string)
        table.EndTransaction()
        
if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

The code on the robot (in C++):

// snip

void MainRobot::OperatorControl(void) {
    NetworkTable *table = NetworkTable::GetTable("testTable");
    SmartDashboard *s = SmartDashboard::GetInstance();
    
    while (IsOperatorControl()) {
        table->BeginTransaction();
        int testInt = table->GetInt("testInt");
        std::string testString = table->GetString("testString");
        table->EndTransaction();
	
        
        s->Log(testInt, "testInt");
        s->Log(testString.c_str(), "testString");
    }
}

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Also, the C# sample code I was looking through gave this:
(from http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=103352)

// Driver Station PC
// camera image processing is done in C# application on DS

// declare it
private NetworkTable table;

// Init NetworkTable
NetworkTable.setIPAddress("10.6.23.2");  // ip of crio
table = NetworkTable.getTable("camera");


// in the image processing loop

table.beginTransaction();
table.putBoolean("found", true);
table.putDouble("distance", distance);
table.putDouble("offset", offset);
table.endTransaction();

However, while looking through the robotpy source code, I was unable to find a "setIPAddress" method in the NetworkTable class. Do I need this method? If so, where is it?