Add MAC accessor for returning the MAC in the usual format #397
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The MAC address in the bluetooth.MAC type is little endian, the reverse of what is commonly used. The usual way a MAC address is printed is big endian. To simplify code, the Address() method will return the address in the usual (big endian) format.
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The MAC address in the bluetooth.MAC type is little endian, the reverse of what is commonly used. The usual way a MAC address is printed is big endian. To simplify code, the Address() method will return the address in the usual (big endian) format.
Feel free to bikeshed on the name, I don't know whether
Addressreally captures it well. Also, perhaps we should make the underlying data type private at some point? Though that may break existing users.