Berry math.millershuffle missing in 14.5.0.0

[trlafleur]

In berry, math.millershuffle worked in 13.1.0.3, but it failed to be found in 14.5.0.0?
has this been removed ?? how do I reinstate it?

06:38:40.119 BRY: Exception> 'attribute_error' - module 'math' has no member 'millershuffle'

I also noted that the berry files are no long shown in file system as pre-compiled files after a reboot??

thanks

[s-hadinger]

I have no clue what is 'millershuffle'. It has never been part of Berry libs.

[sfromis]

If you had it working as part of math in 13.1.0.3, you used a modified/forked build.

You were yourself posting about doing that.

"We are in the process of implementing it as an extension to the Berry Math Library. If interested, we will do a pull request".

After that, I posted a Berry version of the algorithm, and dkoneill created a Github repo with that code. https://github.com/dkoneill/millershuffle_berry
And also posted this comment:

I've written a Miller Shuffle extension and tested it within stand-alone berry and will port that over to Tasmota and we'll give it a try locally in the jukebox.

Assuming that you mean .bec files no longer appearing, the Berry integration into Tasmota was improved to no longer generate those files, as the benefit was marginal at best, OTOH being a source of hassle, and cluttering the file system to the detriment of available space. You can still do an extra step to generate a .bec file, but not really to be recommended.

[trlafleur]

Thanks... neither Dan O'neill (dkoneill, a colleague) nor I ever built a version for the math lib, so it's unclear to us how it happened... But we are now past that and have fixed the issues in our code, all is good. Thanks for the help... and Tasmota ~~ _/) ~~~~ _/) ~~~~ _/) ~~~~ _/) ~~ Tom Lafleur

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