slight improvement

sendreceive/obsw_multiple_commands_sender_receiver.py

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ from collections import deque
 from sendreceive.obsw_sequential_sender_receiver import SequentialCommandSenderReceiver
 from comIF.obsw_com_interface import CommunicationInterface
 from utility.obsw_tmtc_printer import TmTcPrinter
-from sendreceive.obsw_tm_listener import TmListenerT
+from sendreceive.obsw_tm_listener import TmListener
 import config.obsw_config as g
 from utility.obsw_tmtc_printer import get_logger
 
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ class MultipleCommandSenderReceiver(SequentialCommandSenderReceiver):
     This is generally done in the separate test classes in UnitTest
     """
     def __init__(self, com_interface: CommunicationInterface, tmtc_printer: TmTcPrinter,
-                 tc_queue: Deque, tm_listener: TmListenerT, wait_intervals: list,
+                 tc_queue: Deque, tm_listener: TmListener, wait_intervals: list,
                  wait_time: Union[float, list], print_tm: bool):
         """
         TCs are sent in burst when applicable. Wait intervals can be specified by supplying
@@ -101,8 +101,8 @@ class MultipleCommandSenderReceiver(SequentialCommandSenderReceiver):
         if self._tm_listener.event_reply_received.is_set():
             return self._tm_listener.retrieve_tm_packet_queue()
         else:
-            LOGGER.error("Multiple Command SenderReceiver: Configuration error,"
-                  " reply event not set in TM listener")
+            LOGGER.error("Multiple Command SenderReceiver: Configuration error, "
+                         "reply event not set in TM listener")
 
     def __clear_listener_tm_info_queue(self):
         self._tm_listener.clear_tm_packet_queue()