pyvcp LED probably bug

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18 Jan 2014 17:57 #42964 by eslavko
Hello...

During configuration of my machine I found probably bugg in pyvcp led.
Actualy in <disable_pin>.
This code:
<led>
    <halpin>"probe-led"</halpin>
    <disable_pin>"probe-led-disable"</disable_pin>
    <size>"28"</size>
    <on_color>"green"</on_color>
    <off_color>"red4"</off_color>
    <disable_color>"black"</disable_color>
</led>

should export pyvcp.probe-led-disable but does export pyvcp.probe-led.disable
just change the '-' with '.'

but the code:
<led>
    <halpin>"probe-led"</halpin>
    <disable_pin>"disable-led-signal"</disable_pin>
    <size>"28"</size>
    <on_color>"green"</on_color>
    <off_color>"red4"</off_color>
    <disable_color>"black"</disable_color>
</led>

should export pyvcp.disable-led-signal but does export pyvcp.probe-led.disable

semms that if <disable_pin>"any-text"</disable_pin> is present they export pin as <halpin>.disable instead the pinname written in <disable_pin>

...I got some grey hairs when finding why panel doesn't load caused by this.

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18 Jan 2014 19:02 #42966 by ArcEye
Replied by ArcEye on topic pyvcp LED probably bug
Hi

It is not a bug, just a misunderstanding of what should be in that field.

The <disable_pin> field takes True/False or 1 / 0 not a name for the pin
The name for the pin is hard coded
class pyvcp_led(Canvas):
    """ (indicator) a LED 
        <led>
            <on_color>"colorname"</on_color>             Default color red
            <off_color>"colorname"</off_color>           Default color green

            <disable_pin>True</disable_pin>               Optional halpin sets led to disable_color

            <disable_color>"colorname"</disable_color>   Default color gray80
        </led>"""
    n=0
    def __init__(self,master,pycomp, halpin=None,disable_pin=False,     
                    off_color="red",on_color="green",disabled_color="gray80",size=20,**kw):
        Canvas.__init__(self,master,width=size,height=size,bd=0)
        self.off_color=off_color
        self.on_color=on_color
        self.disabled_color=disabled_color
        self.disable_pin = disable_pin
        self.oh=self.create_oval(1,1,size,size)
        self.state = 0
        self.itemconfig(self.oh,fill=off_color)
        if halpin == None:
            halpin = "led."+str(pyvcp_led.n) 
            pyvcp_led.n+=1
        self.halpin=halpin
        pycomp.newpin(halpin, HAL_BIT, HAL_IN)
        if disable_pin:
            halpin_disable = halpin+".disable"
            self.halpin_disable = halpin_disable
            pycomp.newpin(halpin_disable, HAL_BIT, HAL_IN)

regards
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18 Jan 2014 19:29 #42967 by eslavko
Replied by eslavko on topic pyvcp LED probably bug
Thanks...

(strange that no errors are thrown)

Slavko

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18 Jan 2014 19:39 #42968 by ArcEye
Replied by ArcEye on topic pyvcp LED probably bug

(strange that no errors are thrown)


One of the reasons I don't like python, the field types are not declared, I suspect they are some type of variant type.

If you enter a string into a variant and then test it as a bool, do you get true or false? :side:

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