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Short answer: Not easily.
Long Answer: http://bricxcc.sourceforge.net/test_rel ... me_1st.txt

Straight from the sources:
http://python-ev3.org/types.html
Basically that's the same thing you linked, then. So what is it you're asking?

I have made some headway into generic sensor reading code. Hopefully, I will be able to complete a simple 'ReadSensor(port)' function that will return whatever information we expect from the sensor at the specified port. A similar function exists in the official LEGO stuff, it is used in the port vi...

I'll take a look and see. A bit busy this week, hopefully will get a shot by the weekend...

While I appreciate the kind offer, I must decline. I am in the US, not sure where you got the idea I was in Holland from, haha!

To the best of my knowledge there are at least 3-4 different groups/individuals working independently on different implementations of Ev3 code. I am not writing an entire API, merely appending sensor input to John Hansen's (BrixCC/NXC) currently released API, initially by wrapping Lauro Ojeda's (rob...

Like I said, we're all working on it in our spare time and don't expect anything terribly soon. At this time, if you don't want to deal with low-level code, you're SoL.

Looking at the Ev3 sources, it seems like that feature has to be enabled on the firmware level (and is by default). I don't have several bricks around to test it, let alone work out how the motors are addressed from the master. So far as input sensors work, the automatic detection of sensors is pret...

Can you provide an example, Doc? I'm not clear on what that is. A screenshot of analogous functionality in the LEGO software would suffice.

What's left to be done? Doesn't the Oct. 07 test release of bricxCC include a mostly complete C API, lacking only sensor functionality?