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What about adding a reopen() method to the interface class?

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Hmm... I guess you could call open (to get methods) then close (to delete methods but you could save a copy somewhere) then reopen (this would copy over the old methods without getting them again). Is this what you're suggesting?

In that case the python API would look like this:

from simple_rpc import Interface

interface = Interface('socket://192.168.1.50:10000')
print(interface.ping(1))
interface.close()
interface.reopen()
print(interface.ping(1))
interface.close()

That would work, the API for ethernet connections would be somewhat verbose but its fine for what I'm trying to do for now.

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Something like that. Or we could remove the whole removal of methods altogether.

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Perhaps something like this: reopen only opens the serial connection, open calls reopen, does the wait, fetches the methods, etc. and close does not throw away the methods anymore.

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By the way, I have enabled discussions for this repository.

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Ok, I'll put up a different PR to prototype that idea. I haven't used the discussions feature before, it looks kind of like Slack?

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No idea, I never used it either.

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We could give it a try perhaps, see this discussion.

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Fixed in #13.

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Thanks for looking at this!

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