def test_no_op_validation():
"""Test the no-op handler.
"""
a = Atom()
m = Value()
m.set_validate_mode(Validate.NoOp, None)
for value in (1, 1.0, '', [], {}):
assert m.do_validate(a, None, value) == value
def test_using_no_op_handler():
"""Test using the no_op handler.
"""
v = Value()
v.set_getattr_mode(GetAttr.NoOp, None)
class CustomGetAtom(Atom):
val = v
a = CustomGetAtom()
assert a.val is None
a.val = 1
assert a.val is None
def test_copy_static_observers(static_atom):
"""Test cloning the static observers of a member.
"""
member = static_atom.get_member('val2')
v = Value()
v.copy_static_observers(member)
assert v.has_observers()
assert v.has_observer('manual_obs')
assert v.has_observer('react')
# This is ano-op and take an early exit seen in coverage.
v.copy_static_observers(v)
with pytest.raises(TypeError) as excinfo:
v.copy_static_observers(1)
assert 'Member' in excinfo.exconly()
def _create_local_storage(self):
# Only classes which have operator bindings need local storage.
scopename = self._scopenames.next()
stack = [self._root]
while stack:
node = stack.pop()
if node.bindings:
klass = node.typeclass
members = klass.members()
storage = Value()
storage.set_name(scopename)
storage.set_index(len(members))
members[scopename] = storage
node.scope_member = storage
# The member is not added to the class so that it
# remains hidden from the user and object namespace
stack.extend(node.child_defs)
def test_using_call_object_object_name_mode():
"""Test using call_object_object_name mode.
"""
def getter(object, name):
object.count += 1
return object.count, name
m = Value()
m.set_getattr_mode(GetAttr.CallObject_ObjectName, getter)
class CustomGetAtom(Atom):
val = m
count = Int()
a = CustomGetAtom()
assert a.val == (1, 'val')
assert a.val == (2, 'val')
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
m.set_getattr_mode(GetAttr.CallObject_ObjectName, 1)
def test_using_object_method_name_mode():
"""Test using object_method mode.
"""
m = Value()
m.set_getattr_mode(GetAttr.ObjectMethod_Name, 'getter')
class CustomGetAtom(Atom):
val = m
count = Int()
def getter(self, name):
self.count += 1
return (self.count, name)
a = CustomGetAtom()
assert a.val == (1, 'val')
assert a.val == (2, 'val')
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
m.set_getattr_mode(GetAttr.CallObject_Object, 1)
def test_no_op_validation():
"""Test the no-op handler.
"""
a = Atom()
m = Value()
m.set_validate_mode(Validate.NoOp, None)
for value in (1, 1.0, '', [], {}):
assert m.do_validate(a, None, value) == value
@pytest.mark.parametrize("member, set_values, values, raising_values", [
(Value(), ['a', 1, None], ['a', 1, None], []),
(Bool(), [True, False], [True, False], 'r'),
(Int(strict=True), [1], [1], [1.0, long(1)] if sys.version_info <
(3, ) else [1.0]),
(Int(strict=False), [1, 1.0, long(1)
], 3 * [1], ['a'] + [] if sys.version_info >=
(3, ) else [1.0e35]),
(Long(strict=True), [long(1)], [long(1)], [1.0, 1] if sys.version_info <
(3, ) else [0.1]),
(Long(strict=False), [1, 1.0, int(1)], 3 * [1], ['a']),
(Range(0, 2), [0, 2], [0, 2], [-1, 3, '']),
(Range(2, 0), [0, 2], [0, 2], [-1, 3]),
(Range(0), [0, 3], [0, 3], [-1]),
(Range(high=2), [-1, 2], [-1, 2], [3]),
(Float(), [1, int(1), 1.1], [1.0, 1.0, 1.1], ['']),
(Float(strict=True), [1.1], [1.1], [1]),
class Engine(PSIContribution):
'''
Defines hardware-specific interface
The user-defind attributes are ones set by the end-user of this library in
their IO manifest. The IO manifest is system specific and describes the
hardware they are using for data acquisition.
User-defined attributes
-----------------------
name : string
Name of the engine. Must be unique across all engines. This name is
used for debugging and metadata purposes.
master_clock : bool
If true, this engine will provide a timestamp whenever it's requested
via `get_ts`. This is typically used for software-timed events (events
generated by the hardware will typically have a timestamp that's
determined by the engine that controls that particular device).
hw_ai_monitor_period : float (sec)
Poll period (in seconds). This defines how quickly acquired (analog
input) data is downloaded from the buffers (and made available to
listeners). If you want to see data as soon as possible, set the poll
period to a small value. If your application is stalling or freezing,
set this to a larger value. This poll period is a suggestion, not a
contract.
hw_ao_monitor_period : float (sec)
Poll period (in seconds). This defines how often callbacks for the
analog outputs are notified (i.e., to generate additional samples for
playout). If the poll period is too long, then the analog output may
run out of samples. This poll period is a suggestion, not a contract.
Attributes
----------
configured : bool
True if the hardware has been configured.
Notes
-----
When subclassing, you only need to implement the callbacks required by your
hardware. For example, if your hardware only has analog inputs, you only
need to implement the analog input methods.
'''
name = d_(Str()).tag(metadata=True)
master_clock = d_(Bool(False)).tag(metadata=True)
lock = Value()
configured = Bool(False)
hw_ai_monitor_period = d_(Float(0.1)).tag(metadata=True)
hw_ao_monitor_period = d_(Float(1)).tag(metadata=True)
def _default_lock(self):
return LogLock(self.name)
def get_channels(self,
mode=None,
direction=None,
timing=None,
active=True):
'''
Return channels matching criteria
Parameters
----------
mode : {None, 'analog', 'digital'
Type of channel
direction : {None, 'input, 'output'}
Direction
timing : {None, 'hardware', 'software'}
Hardware or software-timed channel. Hardware-timed channels have a
sampling frequency greater than 0.
active : bool
If True, return only channels that have configured inputs or
outputs.
'''
channels = [c for c in self.children if isinstance(c, Channel)]
if active:
channels = [c for c in channels if c.active]
if timing is not None:
if timing in ('hardware', 'hw'):
channels = [
c for c in channels if isinstance(c, HardwareMixin)
]
elif timing in ('software', 'sw'):
channels = [
c for c in channels if isinstance(c, SoftwareMixin)
]
else:
raise ValueError('Unsupported timing')
if direction is not None:
if direction in ('input', 'in'):
channels = [c for c in channels if isinstance(c, InputMixin)]
elif direction in ('output', 'out'):
channels = [c for c in channels if isinstance(c, OutputMixin)]
else:
raise ValueError('Unsupported direction')
if mode is not None:
if mode == 'analog':
channels = [c for c in channels if isinstance(c, AnalogMixin)]
elif mode == 'digital':
channels = [c for c in channels if isinstance(c, DigitalMixin)]
elif mode == 'counter':
channels = [c for c in channels if isinstance(c, CounterMixin)]
else:
raise ValueError('Unsupported mode')
return tuple(channels)
def get_channel(self, channel_name):
channels = self.get_channels(active=False)
for channel in channels:
if channel.name == channel_name:
return channel
m = '{} channel does not exist'.format(channel_name)
raise AttributeError(m)
def remove_channel(self, channel):
channel.set_parent(None)
def configure(self):
for channel in self.get_channels():
log.debug('Configuring channel {}'.format(channel.name))
channel.configure()
self.configured = True
def register_ai_callback(self, callback, channel_name=None):
raise NotImplementedError
def register_et_callback(self, callback, channel_name=None):
raise NotImplementedError
def unregister_ai_callback(self, callback, channel_name=None):
raise NotImplementedError
def unregister_et_callback(self, callback, channel_name=None):
raise NotImplementedError
def register_done_callback(self, callback):
raise NotImplementedError
def write_hw_ao(self, data, offset, timeout=1):
'''
Write hardware-timed analog output data to the buffer
Parameters
----------
data : 2D array
Data to write (format channel x time)
offset : int
Sample at which to start writing data. Sample is relative to
beginning of data acquisition. This can overwrite data that has
already been written to the buffer but not consumed by the
hardware.
timeout : float
Time, in seconds, to keep trying to write the data before failing.
Notes
-----
When subclassing, raise an exception if the system attempts to write
data beginning at an offset that has already been consumed by the
hardware and cannot be modified.
'''
raise NotImplementedError
def get_ts(self):
raise NotImplementedError
def start(self):
raise NotImplementedError
def stop(self):
raise NotImplementedError
def reset(self):
raise NotImplementedError
def get_ts(self):
raise NotImplementedError
def get_buffer_size(self, channel_name):
raise NotImplementedError
def update_hw_ao_multiple(self, offsets, channel_names):
raise NotImplementedError
def update_hw_ao(self, offsets, channel_name, method):
raise NotImplementedError
def clone(self, channel_names=None):
'''
Return a copy of this engine with specified channels included
This is intended as a utility function to assist various routines that
may need to do a quick operation before starting the experiment. For
example, calibration may only need to run a subset of the channels.
'''
new = copy_declarative(self)
for channel in new.children:
channel.set_parent(None)
if channel_names is not None:
for channel_name in channel_names:
channel = self.get_channel(channel_name)
new_channel = copy_declarative(channel,
parent=new,
exclude=['inputs', 'outputs'])
return new
class ArgReplacer(Atom):
"""Replaces one value in an ``args, kwargs`` pair.
Inspects the function signature to find an argument by name
whether it is passed by position or keyword. For use in decorators
and similar wrappers.
"""
name = Unicode()
arg_pos = Value()
def __init__(self, func, name):
super(ArgReplacer, self).__init__(
name=name,
)
# type: (Callable, str) -> None
#self.name = name
#self.arg_pos = None
# try:
# self.arg_pos = self._getargnames(func).index(name)
# except ValueError:
# # Not a positional parameter
# self.arg_pos = None
def _getargnames(self, func):
# type: (Callable) -> List[str]
try:
return getargspec(func).args
except TypeError:
if hasattr(func, 'func_code'):
# Cython-generated code has all the attributes needed
# by inspect.getargspec, but the inspect module only
# works with ordinary functions. Inline the portion of
# getargspec that we need here. Note that for static
# functions the @cython.binding(True) decorator must
# be used (for methods it works out of the box).
code = func.func_code # type: ignore
return code.co_varnames[:code.co_argcount]
raise
def get_old_value(self, args, kwargs, default=None):
# type: (List[Any], Dict[str, Any], Any) -> Any
"""Returns the old value of the named argument without replacing it.
Returns ``default`` if the argument is not present.
"""
if self.arg_pos is not None and len(args) > self.arg_pos:
return args[self.arg_pos]
else:
return kwargs.get(self.name, default)
def replace(self, new_value, args, kwargs):
# type: (Any, List[Any], Dict[str, Any]) -> Tuple[Any, List[Any], Dict[str, Any]]
"""Replace the named argument in ``args, kwargs`` with ``new_value``.
Returns ``(old_value, args, kwargs)``. The returned ``args`` and
``kwargs`` objects may not be the same as the input objects, or
the input objects may be mutated.
If the named argument was not found, ``new_value`` will be added
to ``kwargs`` and None will be returned as ``old_value``.
"""
if self.arg_pos is not None and len(args) > self.arg_pos:
# The arg to replace is passed positionally
old_value = args[self.arg_pos]
args = list(args) # *args is normally a tuple
args[self.arg_pos] = new_value
else:
# The arg to replace is either omitted or passed by keyword.
old_value = kwargs.get(self.name)
kwargs[self.name] = new_value
return old_value, args, kwargs
class ProfileInfos(Atom):
"""Details about a profile.
This is used as a cache to avoid reloading all the profile everytime.
"""
#: Path to the .ini file holding the full infos.
path = Str()
#: Reference to the instrument plugin.
plugin = Value()
#: Profile id.
id = Str()
#: Supported model
model = Typed(InstrumentModelInfos)
#: Dict of the connections
connections = Dict()
#: Dict of the settings
settings = Dict()
def write_to_file(self):
"""Save the profile to a file.
"""
self._config.filename = self.path
self._config.update(
dict(id=self.id,
model_id=self.model.id,
connections=self.connections,
settings=self.settings))
self._config.write()
def clone(self):
"""Clone this object.
"""
c = ConfigObj(encoding='utf-8', indent_type=' ')
c.update(
dict(id=self.id,
model_id=self.model.id,
connections=self.connections,
settings=self.settings))
return type(self)(path=self.path, _config=c, plugin=self.plugin)
@classmethod
def create_blank(cls, plugin):
"""Create a new blank ProfileInfos.
"""
c = ConfigObj(
encoding='utf-8',
indent_type=' ',
)
c['id'] = ''
c['model_id'] = ''
c['connections'] = {}
c['settings'] = {}
return cls(plugin=plugin, _config=c)
# =========================================================================
# --- Private API ---------------------------------------------------------
# =========================================================================
#: ConfigObj object associated to the profile.
_config = Value()
def _default_id(self):
"""Get the id from the profile.
"""
return self._config['id']
def _default_model(self):
"""Get the model from the profile.
"""
infos = self._config['model_id'].split('.')
h = self.plugin._manufacturers
if len(infos) == 2:
manufacturer, model = infos
return h._manufacturers[manufacturer]._models[model]
if len(infos) == 3:
manufacturer, serie, model = infos
m = h._manufacturers[manufacturer]
return m._series[serie]._models[model]
def _default_connections(self):
"""Get the defined connections from the profile.
"""
return dict(self._config['connections'])
def _default_settings(self):
"""Get the defined settings from the profile.
"""
return dict(self._config['settings'])
def _default__config(self):
"""Load the config from the file.
"""
return ConfigObj(self.path, encoding='utf-8', indent_type=' ')
def _post_setattr__config(self, old, new):
"""Clean id, model, connections and settings so that default is called
again.
"""
del self.id, self.model, self.connections, self.settings
class VTKRenderController(Atom):
""" vtk render controller - supply renderers to VTKCanvas """
zoomFactor = Value()
numOfRenderers = Int()
callbacks = Dict()
customPorts = Dict()
customBackgrounds = Dict()
interactorStyle = Str()
style = Value()
bgColor = Tuple()
motionFactor = Int()
renderers = List()
view = Value()
appName = Str()
logFile = Str()
kwargs = Dict()
def __init__(self,
numOfRenderers=1,
view=None,
callbacks=None,
bgColor=None,
customPorts=None,
customBackgrounds=None,
logToFile=True,
logFile=None,
appName=None,
interactorStyle=None,
motionFactor=None,
zoomFactor=None,
**kwargs):
""" default init
numOfRenderers - how many renderers to create
bgColor - default background color
customPorts - custom view port params in form of tuple( x0,y0,x1,y1 ) where x and y between (0,1)
customBackgrounds - custom backgrounds for each of the view port
"""
self.bgColor = bgColor or (0.25, 0.25, 0.25)
self.callbacks = callbacks or {}
self.numOfRenderers = numOfRenderers if numOfRenderers > 0 else 1
self.customPorts = customPorts or {
0: (0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 1.0),
}
self.customBackgrounds = customBackgrounds or {}
self.motionFactor = motionFactor or 5
self.interactorStyle = interactorStyle or 'TrackBallCamera'
self.style = INTERACTION_STYLES.get(
self.interactorStyle, vtk.vtkInteractorStyleTrackballCamera())
self.zoomFactor = zoomFactor
self.view = view
self.renderers = []
self.appName = appName or 'vtkApp'
self.logFile = logFile or ''
self.kwargs = kwargs
if logToFile:
self._setupLogging()
self.activate()
def activate(self):
""" activate widget - called only when parent widget is activated """
self._make_renderers()
self._bindEvents()
def _bindEvents(self):
""" bind additional events """
if self.view and self.view.proxy.vtk_widget:
self.view.proxy.vtk_widget.AddObserver(
'LeftButtonPressEvent',
partial(self._OnEventAction, event_type='OnLeftDown'))
self.view.proxy.vtk_widget.AddObserver(
'MiddleButtonPressEvent',
partial(self._OnEventAction, event_type='OnMiddleDown'))
self.view.proxy.vtk_widget.AddObserver(
'RightButtonPressEvent',
partial(self._OnEventAction, event_type='OnRightDown'))
self.view.proxy.vtk_widget.AddObserver(
'KeyPressEvent',
partial(self._OnEventAction, event_type='OnKeyDown'))
def _OnEventAction(self, obj, event, event_type=None):
""" on left down event """
(x, y) = obj.GetEventPosition()
obj.GetPicker().Pick(
x, y, 0,
obj.GetRenderWindow().GetRenderers().GetFirstRenderer())
pos = obj.GetPicker().GetPickPosition()
if self.callbacks:
fn = self.callbacks.get(event_type)
if fn and callable(fn):
fn(position=pos, event=event)
def _make_renderers(self):
""" make rendereres """
if self.view and self.view.proxy.vtk_widget:
self.make_local_renderers()
def make_local_renderers(self):
""" make local renderers """
self.renderers = [
vtk.vtkRenderer() for _ in xrange(self.numOfRenderers)
]
if self.customBackgrounds and len(
self.customBackgrounds) == self.numOfRenderers:
for i in xrange(self.numOfRenderers):
self.renderers[i].SetBackground(
self.customBackgrounds.get(i, (0.1, 0.1, 0.1)))
else:
for rend in self.renderers:
rend.SetBackground(self.bgColor)
self.setViewPorts()
self.setCamera()
def setViewPorts(self):
""" set automatic viewports for renderers only for 2 and 4 """
l = len(self.renderers)
if self.customPorts and len(self.customPorts) == l:
for i in xrange(l):
port = self.customPorts.get(i)
if port:
self.renderers[i].SetViewport(*port)
else:
if 0 < l < 5:
if l == 2:
self.renderers[0].SetViewport(0.0, 0.0, 0.5, 1.0)
self.renderers[1].SetViewport(0.5, 0.0, 1.0, 1.0)
if l == 3:
self.renderers[0].SetViewport(0.0, 0.0, 0.333, 1.0)
self.renderers[1].SetViewport(0.333, 0.0, 0.666, 1.0)
self.renderers[2].SetViewport(0.666, 0.0, 1.0, 1.0)
if l == 4:
self.renderers[0].SetViewport(0.0, 0.0, 0.5, 0.5)
self.renderers[1].SetViewport(0.5, 0.0, 1.0, 0.5)
self.renderers[2].SetViewport(0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 1.0)
self.renderers[3].SetViewport(0.5, 0.5, 1.0, 1.0)
def addActors(self, actors=None):
""" add actors to renderers """
if isinstance(actors, dict):
renders = dict(enumerate(self.renderers))
for ix, acts in actors.iteritems():
rend = renders.get(ix)
if rend:
for act in acts:
rend.AddActor(act)
else:
rend = self.renderers[0]
for act in actors:
rend.AddActor(act)
def setCamera(self):
"""
set camera settings
"""
for ren in self.renderers:
if self.zoomFactor:
ren.ResetCamera()
ren.GetActiveCamera().Zoom(self.zoomFactor)
def get_renderers(self):
""" return current renderers """
return self.renderers
def get_renderer(self):
"""
return main renderer
"""
return self.renderers[0]
def setInteractorStyle(self, interactorStyle='TrackBallCamera'):
""" set custom interactor style """
self.interactorStyle = interactorStyle
self.style = INTERACTION_STYLES.get(
interactorStyle, vtk.vtkInteractorStyleTrackballCamera())
self._setInteractorStyle()
def _setInteractorStyle(self):
""" set current intercator style """
if self.view and self.style and self.view.proxy.vtk_widget:
self.view.proxy.vtk_widget.SetInteractorStyle(self.style)
def _setupLogging(self):
""" setup local logging """
if not self.logFile:
import os
import tempfile
temp = tempfile.gettempdir()
app = ''.join(
c for c in self.appName if 'a' <= c.lower() <= 'z') + '.log.'
self.logFile = os.path.join(temp, app)
fileOutputWindow = vtk.vtkFileOutputWindow()
fileOutputWindow.SetFileName(self.logFile)
outputWindow = vtk.vtkOutputWindow().GetInstance()
if outputWindow:
outputWindow.SetInstance(fileOutputWindow)
@observe(('bgColor', ))
def _onBGColorUpdated(self, change):
""" update bg color """
if self.renderers and change:
type_ = change.get('type')
if type_ != 'create':
bgColor = change.get('value')
if bgColor:
self.bgColor = bgColor
for rend in self.renderers:
rend.SetBackground(self.bgColor)
@observe(('customBackgrounds', ))
def _onCustomColorsUpdated(self, change):
""" update custom bg colors """
if self.renderers and change:
type_ = change.get('type')
if type_ != 'create':
customColors = change.get('value')
if customColors:
self.customBackgrounds = customColors
renders = dict(enumerate(self.renderers))
for i, colors in self.customBackgrounds.iteritems():
rend = renders.get(i)
if rend:
rend.SetBackground(colors)
class SequenceEditionSpace(Workspace):
"""Workspace dedicated to the edition of pulse sequences.
"""
# --- Public API ----------------------------------------------------------
#: Refrence to the plugin.
plugin = Value()
#: Reference to the workspace state store in the plugin.
state = Typed(SequenceEditionSpaceState)
#: Reference to the log panel model received from the log plugin.
log_model = Value()
#: Getter for the dock area linked to the workspace.
dock_area = Property()
window_title = set_default('Pulses')
def start(self):
"""Add the workspace sepcific menu and create the content.
"""
plugin = self.workbench.get_plugin(u'ecpy.pulses')
plugin.workspace = self
self.plugin = plugin
if plugin.workspace_state:
self.state = plugin.workspace_state
else:
state = SequenceEditionSpaceState()
self.state = state
plugin.workspace_state = state
# Add handler to the root logger to display messages in panel.
core = self.workbench.get_plugin(u'enaml.workbench.core')
cmd = u'ecpy.app.logging.add_handler'
self.log_model = core.invoke_command(cmd, {
'id': LOG_ID,
'mode': 'ui'
}, self)[0]
# Create content.
self.content = SequenceSpaceContent(workspace=self)
# Contribute menus.
self.workbench.register(SequenceSpaceMenu())
def stop(self):
"""Remove the menus and log handler.
"""
# Remove handler from the root logger.
core = self.workbench.get_plugin(u'enaml.workbench.core')
cmd = u'ecpy.app.logging.remove_handler'
core.invoke_command(cmd, {'id': LOG_ID}, self)
self.workbench.unregister(u'ecpy.pulses.workspace.menus')
plugin = self.workbench.get_plugin(u'ecpy.pulses')
plugin.workspace = None
def new_sequence(self):
""" Create a brand new empty sequence.
"""
message = cleandoc("""Make sure you saved your modification to the
sequence you are editing before creating a new one.
Press Yes to confirm, or No to go back to editing
and get a chance to save it.""")
result = question(
self.content,
'Currently edited sequence replacement',
fill(message.replace('\n', ' '), 79),
)
if result is not None and result.action == 'accept':
self.state.sequence = RootSequence()
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
logger.info('New sequence created')
def save_sequence(self, mode='default'):
""" Save the currently edited sequence.
Parameters
----------
mode : {'default', 'file', 'template'}
- default : save the sequence by using the state to determine the
procedure to use.
- file : save the sequence as a standard sequence and prompt the
user to select a file.
- template : save the sequence as a template sequence, prompt the
user to choose a template name and give a documentation.
"""
if mode == 'default':
state = self.state
if state.sequence_type == 'Unknown':
self.save_sequence('file')
# TODO reactivate when templates are back
# # Here ask question and call save_sequence with right kind.
# dial = TypeSelectionDialog(self.content)
# dial.exec_()
# if dial.result:
# self.save_sequence(dial.type)
elif state.sequence_type == 'Standard':
self._save_sequence_to_file(state.sequence_path)
# Use else here as sequence_type is an enum.
else:
raise NotImplementedError()
# Here stuff is a bit more complex as compilation checks need
# to be performed.
# Could implement TemplateSaveDialog as a wizard using a stack
# widget here I would bypass the first item. This would avoid
# code duplication and allow the user to change the compilation
# vars (useful for loaded seq that will be identified but will
# lack vars, might later implement a cache for this using
# pickle)
# The compilation part would win at being implemented with a
# separate model and view, to be used in
# time_sequence_compilation.
# dial = TemplateSaveDialog(self.content, workspace=self,
# step=1)
# dial.exec_()
# if dial.result:
# s_ = self.state
# self._save_sequence_to_template(s_.sequence_path,
# s_.sequence_doc)
elif mode == 'file':
factory = FileDialogEx.get_save_file_name
path = ''
if self.state.sequence_path:
path = os.path.dirname(self.state.sequence_path)
save_path = factory(self.content,
current_path=path,
name_filters=['*.pulse.ini'])
if save_path:
self._save_sequence_to_file(save_path)
self.state.sequence_type = 'Standard'
self.state.sequence_path = save_path
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
logger.info('Correctly saved sequence in file.')
# elif mode == 'template':
# # Here must check context is TemplateContext and compilation is ok
# # (as template cannot be re-edited if not merged). Variable used
# # for compilation are cached.
# dial = TemplateSaveDialog(self.content, workspace=self)
# dial.exec_()
# if dial.result:
# self._save_sequence_to_template(dial.path, dial.doc)
# self.state.sequence_type = 'Template'
# self.state.sequence_path = dial.path
# self.state.sequence_doc = dial.doc
# logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
# logger.info('Correctly saved sequence as template.')
else:
mess = cleandoc('''Invalid mode for save sequence : {}. Admissible
values are 'default', 'file' and 'template'.''')
raise ValueError(mess.format(mode))
def load_sequence(self, mode='file'):
""" Load an existing sequence to edit it.
Parameters
----------
mode : {'file', 'template'}
- file : load a sequence from a file chosen by the user.
- template : lod a sequence from a template chosen by the user.
"""
if mode == 'file':
factory = FileDialogEx.get_open_file_name
path = ''
if self.state.sequence_path:
path = os.path.dirname(self.state.sequence_path)
load_path = factory(self.content,
current_path=path,
name_filters=['*.pulse.ini'])
if load_path:
try:
seq = self._load_sequence_from_file(load_path)
except Exception:
core = self.workbench.get_plugin('enaml.workbench.core')
cmd = 'ecpy.app.errors.signal'
msg = 'Failed to rebuild sequence {} :\n\n{}'
core.invoke_command(
cmd,
dict(kind='error',
message=msg.format(load_path, format_exc())))
else:
self.state.sequence = seq
self.state.sequence_type = 'Standard'
self.state.sequence_path = load_path
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
logger.debug('Sequence correctly loaded from %s.' %
load_path)
# elif mode == 'template':
# dial = TemplateLoadDialog(self.content, manager=self.plugin)
# dial.exec_()
# if dial.result:
# seq = self._load_sequence_from_template(dial.prefs)
# self.state.sequence = seq
# self.state.sequence_type = 'Template'
# self.state.sequence_path = dial.t_infos.metadata['path']
# self.state.sequence_doc = dial.t_infos.metadata['doc']
# logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
# logger.info('Sequence correctly loaded from template.')
else:
mess = cleandoc('''Invalid mode for load sequence : {}. Admissible
values are 'file' and 'template'.''')
raise ValueError(mess.format(mode))
# --- Private API ---------------------------------------------------------
def _get_dock_area(self):
if self.content and self.content.children:
return self.content.children[0]
def _save_sequence_to_file(self, path):
if not path.endswith('.pulse.ini'):
path += '.pulse.ini'
seq = self.state.sequence
prefs = seq.preferences_from_members()
empty_vars = OrderedDict.fromkeys(seq.external_vars, '')
prefs['external_vars'] = repr(list(empty_vars.items()))
save_sequence_prefs(path, prefs)
# def _save_sequence_to_template(self, path, doc):
# seq = self.state.sequence
# prefs = seq.preferences_from_members()
# prefs['external_vars'] = repr(dict.fromkeys(seq.external_vars.keys(),
# ''))
# prefs['template_vars'] = prefs.pop('external_vars')
# del prefs['item_id']
# del prefs['time_constrained']
# save_sequence_prefs(path, prefs, doc)
def _load_sequence_from_file(self, path):
core = self.workbench.get_plugin('enaml.workbench.core')
cmd = 'ecpy.pulses.build_sequence'
return core.invoke_command(cmd, {'path': path})
class SaveFileTask(SimpleTask):
""" Save the specified entries in a CSV file.
Wait for any parallel operation before execution.
Notes
-----
Currently only support saving floats and arrays of floats (record arrays
or simple arrays).
"""
#: Folder in which to save the data.
folder = Unicode('{default_path}').tag(pref=True)
#: Name of the file in which to write the data.
filename = Unicode().tag(pref=True)
#: Currently opened file object. (File mode)
file_object = Value()
#: Header to write at the top of the file.
header = Str().tag(pref=True)
#: List of values to be saved store as (label, value).
saved_values = ContainerList(Tuple()).tag(pref=True)
#: Flag indicating whether or not initialisation has been performed.
initialized = Bool(False)
#: Column indices identified as arrays.
array_values = Value()
task_database_entries = set_default({'file': None})
wait = set_default({'activated': True}) # Wait on all pools by default.
def perform(self):
""" Collect all data and write them to file.
"""
# Initialisation.
if not self.initialized:
full_folder_path = self.format_string(self.folder)
filename = self.format_string(self.filename)
full_path = os.path.join(full_folder_path, filename)
try:
self.file_object = open(full_path, 'wb')
except IOError as e:
log = logging.getLogger()
mes = cleandoc('''In {}, failed to open the specified
file {}'''.format(self.task_name, e))
log.error(mes)
self.root_task.should_stop.set()
self.root_task.files[full_path] = self.file_object
if self.header:
for line in self.header.split('\n'):
self.file_object.write('# ' + line + '\n')
labels = []
self.array_values = set()
for i, s in enumerate(self.saved_values):
value = self.format_and_eval_string(s[1])
if isinstance(value, numpy.ndarray):
names = value.dtype.names
self.array_values.add(i)
if names:
labels.extend([s[0] + '_' + m for m in names])
else:
labels.append(s[0])
else:
labels.append(s[0])
self.file_object.write('\t'.join(labels) + '\n')
self.file_object.flush()
self.initialized = True
lengths = set()
values = []
for i, s in enumerate(self.saved_values):
value = self.format_and_eval_string(s[1])
values.append(value)
if i in self.array_values:
lengths.add(value.shape[0])
if lengths:
if len(lengths) > 1:
log = logging.getLogger()
mes = cleandoc('''In {}, impossible to save simultaneously
arrays of different sizes
'''.format(self.task_name))
log.error(mes)
self.root_task.should_stop.set()
else:
length = lengths.pop()
if not self.array_values:
self.file_object.write('\t'.join([str(val)
for val in values]) + '\n')
self.file_object.flush()
else:
columns = []
for i, val in enumerate(values):
if i in self.array_values:
if val.dtype.names:
columns.extend([val[m] for m in val.dtype.names])
else:
columns.append(val)
else:
columns.append(numpy.ones(length) * val)
array_to_save = numpy.rec.fromarrays(columns)
numpy.savetxt(self.file_object, array_to_save, delimiter='\t')
self.file_object.flush()
def check(self, *args, **kwargs):
"""
"""
err_path = self.task_path + '/' + self.task_name
traceback = {}
try:
full_folder_path = self.format_string(self.folder)
except Exception as e:
mess = 'Failed to format the folder path: {}'
traceback[err_path] = mess.format(e)
return False, traceback
try:
filename = self.format_string(self.filename)
except Exception as e:
mess = 'Failed to format the filename: {}'
traceback[err_path] = mess.format(e)
return False, traceback
full_path = os.path.join(full_folder_path, filename)
overwrite = False
if os.path.isfile(full_path):
overwrite = True
traceback[err_path + '-file'] = \
cleandoc('''File already exists, running the measure will
override it.''')
try:
f = open(full_path, 'ab')
f.close()
if not overwrite:
os.remove(full_path)
except Exception as e:
mess = 'Failed to open the specified file : {}'.format(e)
traceback[err_path] = mess.format(e)
return False, traceback
test = True
for i, s in enumerate(self.saved_values):
try:
self.format_and_eval_string(s[1])
except Exception as e:
traceback[err_path + '-entry' + str(i)] = \
'Failed to evaluate entry {}: {}'.format(s[0], e)
test = False
return test, traceback
class CloneTest(Atom):
v = Value().tag(test=True)
@observe('v')
def react(self, change):
pass
class MeasureProcessor(Atom):
"""Object reponsible for a measure execution.
"""
#: Boolean indicating whether or not the processor is working.
active = Bool()
#: Reference to the measure plugin.
plugin = ForwardTyped(plugin)
#: Currently run measure or last measure run.
running_measure = Typed(Measure)
#: Instance of the currently used engine.
engine = Typed(BaseEngine)
#: Boolean indicating whether or not process all enqueued measures.
continuous_processing = Bool(True)
#: Monitors window
monitors_window = Typed(Window)
def start_measure(self, measure):
"""Start a new measure.
"""
if self._thread and self._thread.is_alive():
self._state.set('stop_processing')
self._thread.join(5)
if self._thread.is_alive():
core = self.plugin.workbench.get_plugin('enaml.workbench.core')
cmd = 'ecpy.app.errors.signal'
msg = ("Can't stop the running execution thread. Please "
"restart the application and consider reporting this "
"as a bug.")
core.invoke_command(cmd, dict(kind='error', message=msg))
return
if self.continuous_processing:
self._state.set('continuous_processing')
else:
self._state.clear('continuous_processing')
deferred_call(setattr, self, 'active', True)
self._thread = Thread(target=self._run_measures, args=(measure, ))
self._thread.daemon = True
self._thread.start()
def pause_measure(self):
"""Pause the currently active measure.
"""
logger.info('Pausing measure {}.'.format(self.running_measure.name))
self.running_measure.status = 'PAUSING'
self._state.set('pause_attempt')
if self._state.test('running_main'):
self.engine.pause()
self.engine.observe('status', self._watch_engine_state)
else:
if self._active_hook:
self._active_hook.pause()
self._active_hook.observe('paused', self._watch_hook_state)
def resume_measure(self):
"""Resume the currently paused measure.
"""
logger.info('Resuming measure {}.'.format(self.running_measure.name))
self.running_measure.status = 'RESUMING'
self._state.clear('paused')
self._state.set('resuming')
if self._state.test('running_main'):
self.engine.resume()
self.engine.observe('status', self._watch_engine_state)
else:
if self._active_hook:
self._active_hook.resume()
self._active_hook.observe('resumed', self._watch_hook_state)
def stop_measure(self, no_post_exec=False, force=False):
"""Stop the currently active measure.
"""
if no_post_exec or force:
self._state.set('no_post_exec')
self._state.set('stop_attempt')
if self.running_measure:
logger.info('Stopping measure %s.' % self.running_measure.name)
self.running_measure.status = 'STOPPING'
if self._state.test('running_main'):
self.engine.stop(force)
else:
if self._active_hook:
self._active_hook.stop(force)
def stop_processing(self, no_post_exec=False, force=False):
"""Stop processing the enqueued measures.
"""
if self.running_measure:
logger.info('Stopping measure %s.' % self.running_measure.name)
if no_post_exec or force:
self._state.set('no_post_exec')
self._state.set('stop_attempt', 'stop_processing')
self._state.clear('processing')
if self._state.test('running_main'):
self.engine.stop(force)
else:
if self._active_hook:
self._active_hook.stop(force)
# =========================================================================
# --- Private API ---------------------------------------------------------
# =========================================================================
#: Background thread handling the measure execution
_thread = Value()
#: Internal flags used to keep track of the execution state.
_state = Typed(BitFlag,
(('processing', 'running_pre_hooks', 'running_main',
'running_post_hooks', 'pause_attempt', 'paused',
'resuming', 'stop_attempt', 'stop_processing',
'no_post_exec', 'continuous_processing'), ))
#: Hook currently executed. The value is meaningful only when
#: 'running_pre_hooks' or 'running_post_hooks' is set.
_active_hook = Value()
#: Lock to avoid race condition when pausing.
_lock = Value(factory=RLock)
def _run_measures(self, measure):
"""Run measures (either all enqueued or only one)
This code is executed by a thread (stored in _thread)
Parameters
----------
measure : Measure
First measure to run. Other measures will be run in their order of
appearance in the queue if the user enable continuous processing.
"""
# If the engine does not exist, create one.
plugin = self.plugin
if not self.engine:
engine = plugin.create('engine', plugin.selected_engine)
schedule_and_block(setattr, (self, 'engine', engine))
# Mark that we started processing measures.
self._state.set('processing')
# Process enqueued measure as long as we are supposed to.
while not self._state.test('stop_processing'):
# Clear the internal state to start fresh.
self._clear_state()
# If we were provided with a measure use it, otherwise find the
# next one.
if measure:
meas = measure
measure = None
else:
meas = self.plugin.find_next_measure()
# If there is a measure register it as the running one, update its
# status and log its execution.
if meas is not None:
meas_id = meas.name + '_' + meas.id
self._set_measure_state('RUNNING', 'The measure is being run.',
meas)
msg = 'Starting execution of measure %s'
logger.info(msg % meas.name + meas.id)
status, infos = self._run_measure(meas)
# Release runtime dependencies.
meas.dependencies.release_runtimes()
# If no measure remains stop.
else:
break
# Log the result.
mess = 'Measure %s processed, status : %s' % (meas_id, status)
if infos:
mess += '\n' + infos
logger.info(mess)
# Update the status and infos.
self._set_measure_state(status, infos, clear=True)
# If we are supposed to stop, stop.
if (not self._state.test('continuous_processing')
or self._state.test('stop_processing')):
break
if self.engine and self.plugin.engine_policy == 'stop':
self._stop_engine()
self._state.clear('processing')
deferred_call(setattr, self, 'active', False)
def _run_measure(self, measure):
"""Run a single measure.
"""
# Switch to running state.
measure.enter_running_state()
meas_id = measure.name + '_' + measure.id
# Collect runtime dependencies
res, msg, errors = measure.dependencies.collect_runtimes()
if not res:
status = 'SKIPPED' if 'unavailable' in msg else 'FAILED'
return status, msg + '\n' + errors_to_msg(errors)
# Records that we got access to all the runtimes.
mess = ('The use of all runtime resources have been granted to the '
'measure %s' % meas_id)
logger.info(mess.replace('\n', ' '))
# Run checks now that we have all the runtimes.
if not measure.forced_enqueued:
res, errors = measure.run_checks()
if not res:
msg = 'Measure %s failed to pass the checks :\n' % meas_id
return 'FAILED', msg + errors_to_msg(errors)
# Now that we know the measure is going to run save it.
default_filename = meas_id + '.meas.ini'
path = os.path.join(measure.root_task.default_path, default_filename)
measure.save(path)
logger.info('Starting measure {}.'.format(meas_id))
# Execute all pre-execution hooks.
result, errors = self._run_pre_execution(measure)
if not result:
msg = 'Measure %s failed to run pre-execution hooks :\n' % meas_id
return 'FAILED', msg + errors_to_msg(errors)
result = True
errors = {}
if self._check_for_pause_or_stop():
# Connect new monitors, and start them.
logger.debug('Connecting monitors for measure %s', meas_id)
self._start_monitors(measure)
# Assemble the task infos for the engine to run the main task.
deps = measure.dependencies
infos = ExecutionInfos(
id=meas_id + '-main',
task=measure.root_task,
build_deps=deps.get_build_dependencies().dependencies,
runtime_deps=deps.get_runtime_dependencies('main'),
observed_entries=measure.collect_monitored_entries(),
checks=not measure.forced_enqueued,
)
# Ask the engine to perform the main task.
logger.debug('Passing measure %s to the engine.', meas_id)
self._state.set('running_main')
execution_result = self.engine.perform(infos)
self._state.clear('running_main')
# Record the result and store engine return value in the measure
# for the post execution hooks.
result &= execution_result.success
errors.update(execution_result.errors)
measure.task_execution_result = execution_result
# Disconnect monitors.
logger.debug('Disonnecting monitors for measure %s', meas_id)
self._stop_monitors(measure)
# Save the stop_attempt state to allow to run post execution if we
# are supposed to do so.
state = self._state.test('stop_attempt')
self._state.clear('stop_attempt')
# Execute all post-execution hooks if pertinent.
if not self._state.test('no_post_exec'):
res, errors = self._run_post_execution(measure)
result &= res
if state:
self._state.set('stop_attempt')
if self._state.test('stop_attempt'):
return ('INTERRUPTED',
'The measure has been interrupted by the user.')
if not result:
if not execution_result.success:
msg = 'Execution of the main task failed :\n'
else:
msg = 'Some post-execution hook failed to run :\n'
return 'FAILED', msg + errors_to_msg(errors)
return 'COMPLETED', 'The measure successfully completed.'
def _run_pre_execution(self, measure):
"""Run pre measure execution operations.
Returns
-------
result : bool
Boolean indicating whether or not the operations succeeded.
report : dict
Dict storing the errors (as dict) by id of the operation in which
they occured.
"""
result = True
full_report = {}
self._state.set('running_pre_hooks')
meas_id = measure.name + '_' + measure.id
for id, hook in measure.pre_hooks.items():
if not self._check_for_pause_or_stop():
break
logger.debug('Calling pre-measure hook %s for measure %s', id,
meas_id)
with self._lock:
self._active_hook = hook
try:
hook.run(self.plugin.workbench, self.engine)
except Exception:
result = False
full_report[id] = format_exc()
# Prevent issues with pausing/resuming
with self._lock:
self._active_hook.unobserve('paused', self._watch_hook_state)
self._active_hook = None
self._state.clear('running_pre_hooks')
return result, full_report
def _run_post_execution(self, measure):
"""Run post measure operations.
Parameters
----------
measure : Measure
Returns
-------
result : bool
Boolean indicating whether or not the operations succeeded.
report : dict
Dict storing the errors (as dict) by id of the operation in which
they occured.
"""
result = True
full_report = {}
self._state.set('running_post_hooks')
meas_id = measure.name + '_' + measure.id
for id, hook in measure.post_hooks.items():
if not self._check_for_pause_or_stop():
break
logger.debug('Calling post-measure hook %s for measure %s', id,
meas_id)
with self._lock:
self._active_hook = hook
try:
hook.run(self.plugin.workbench, self.engine)
except Exception:
result = False
full_report[id] = format_exc()
# Prevent issues with pausing/resuming
with self._lock:
self._active_hook.unobserve('paused', self._watch_hook_state)
self._active_hook = None
self._state.clear('running_post_hooks')
return result, full_report
def _start_monitors(self, measure):
"""Start the monitors attached to a measure and display them.
If no dedicated window exists one will be created. For monitors for
which a dockitem already exists it is re-used.
"""
def start_monitors(self, measure):
"""Start the monitors attached to a measure.
Called in the main thread.
"""
workbench = self.plugin.workbench
if not self.monitors_window:
with enaml.imports():
from .workspace.monitors_window import MonitorsWindow
self.monitors_window = MonitorsWindow()
else:
self.monitors_window.send_to_front()
self.monitors_window.measure = measure
dock_area = self.monitors_window.dock_area
anchor = ''
for dock_item in dock_area.dock_items():
if dock_item.name not in measure.monitors:
dock_item.destroy()
elif not anchor:
anchor = dock_item.name
# We show the window now because otherwise the layout ops are not
# properly executed.
if self.plugin.auto_show_monitors:
self.monitors_window.show()
ops = []
for monitor in measure.monitors.values():
decl = monitor.declaration
dock_item = dock_area.find(decl.id)
if dock_item is None:
try:
dock_item = decl.create_item(workbench, dock_area)
except Exception:
msg = 'Failed to create widget for monitor %s :\n %s'
logger.error(msg, decl.id, format_exc())
continue
if dock_item is not None:
if dock_item.float_default:
ops.append(FloatItem(item=decl.id))
else:
ops.append(InsertTab(item=decl.id, target=anchor))
self.engine.observe('progress', monitor.process_news)
if dock_item:
dock_item.monitor = monitor
monitor.start()
if ops:
dock_area.update_layout(ops)
# Executed in the main thread to avoid GUI update issues.
schedule_and_block(start_monitors, (self, measure), priority=100)
def _stop_monitors(self, measure):
"""Disconnect the monitors from the engine and stop them.
The monitors windows is not hidden as the user may want to check it
later.
"""
def stop_monitors(engine, measure):
"""Stop the monitors.
Executed on the main thread.
"""
if engine:
engine.unobserve('news')
for monitor in measure.monitors.values():
monitor.stop()
# Executed in the main thread to avoid GUI update issues.
schedule_and_block(stop_monitors, (self.engine, measure), priority=100)
def _check_for_pause_or_stop(self):
"""Check if a pause or stop request is pending and process it.
Returns
-------
should_stop : bool
Booelan indicating whether or not the execution of the measure
should stop.
"""
flag = self._state
if flag.test('stop_attempt'):
return False
if flag.test('pause_attempt'):
flag.clear('pause_attempt')
self._set_measure_state('PAUSED', 'The measure is paused.')
flag.set('paused')
while True:
if flag.wait(0.1, 'resuming'):
flag.clear('resuming')
self._set_measure_state('RUNNING',
'The measure has resumed.')
return True
if flag.test('stop_attempt'):
return False
return True
# Those must post update of measure.status and remove observers
def _watch_engine_state(self, change):
"""Observe engine state to notify that the engine paused or resumed.
"""
if change['value'] == 'Paused':
self._state.clear('pause_attempt')
self.engine.unobserve('status', self._watch_engine_state)
self._set_measure_state('PAUSED', 'The measure is paused.')
self._state.set('paused')
elif change['value'] == 'Running':
self._state.clear('resuming')
self.engine.unobserve('status', self._watch_engine_state)
self._set_measure_state('RUNNING', 'The measure has resumed.')
def _watch_hook_state(self, change):
"""Observe hook paused/resumed events to validate pausing/resuming.
"""
if change['name'] == 'paused':
self._active_hook.unobserve('status', self._watch_hook_state)
self._set_measure_state('PAUSED', 'The measure is paused.')
self._state.clear('pause_attempt')
self._state.set('paused')
elif change['name'] == 'resumed':
self._state.clear('resuming')
self._active_hook.unobserve('status', self._watch_hook_state)
self._set_measure_state('RUNNING', 'The measure has resumed.')
def _set_measure_state(self, status, infos, measure=None, clear=False):
"""Set the measure status and infos in the main thread.
"""
def set_state(processor, status, infos, meas, clear):
if meas:
processor.running_measure = meas
measure = processor.running_measure
measure.status = status
measure.infos = infos
if clear:
processor.running_measure = None
# Executed in the main thread to avoid GUI update issues.
schedule_and_block(set_state, (self, status, infos, measure, clear),
priority=100)
def _stop_engine(self):
"""Stop the engine.
"""
logger.debug('Stopping engine')
engine = self.engine
engine.shutdown()
i = 0
while engine and engine.status != 'Stopped':
sleep(0.5)
i += 1
if i > 10:
engine.shutdown(force=True)
def _clear_state(self):
"""Clear the state when starting while preserving persistent settings.
"""
flags = list(self._state.flags)
flags.remove('processing')
flags.remove('continuous_processing')
self._state.clear(*flags)
def _post_setattr_continuous_processing(self, old, new):
"""Make sure the internal bit flag does reflect the real setting.
"""
if new:
self._state.set('continuous_processing')
else:
self._state.clear('continuous_processing')
class ContainerChange(Atom):
"""Payload to use when notifying the system about a container change.
"""
#: Reference to object from which this event originate.
obj = Value()
#: Name of the modified container.
name = Unicode()
#: List of added entries. Should not be manipulated directly by user code.
#: Use the add_operation method to add operations.
added = List()
#: List of moved entries with their old and new positions. Should not be
#: manipulated directly by user code. Use the add_operation method to add
#: operations.
moved = List()
#: List of removed entries. Should not be manipulated directly by user
#: code. Use the add_operation method to add operations.
removed = List()
#: List of ContainerChange representing an ordered sequence of change.
collapsed = List()
#: Private member used to store the last kind of added operation.
_last_added = Value()
def add_operation(self, typ, op_desc):
"""Add an operation.
If two operations of different types they are represented by two
ContainerChange added in the collapsed list. Using this method ensure
that only one list is non empty. Consumer should always check the
collapsed list first.
Parameters
----------
typ : {'added', 'moved', removed'}
The type of operation to add to the change set.
op_desc : tuple
Tuple describing the operation it should be of the form:
- 'added' : (index, obj)
- 'moved' : (old_index, new_index, obj)
- 'removed' : (index, obj)
"""
# If we are already working with a collapsed change simply check the
# last one to see if we can append to its changes or create a new
# entry.
if self.collapsed:
if typ != self.collapsed[-1]._last_added:
self.collapsed.append(
ContainerChange(obj=self.obj, name=self.name))
self.collapsed[-1].add_operation(typ, op_desc)
return
if self._last_added and typ != self._last_added:
# Clone ourself and clean all lists
clone = ContainerChange(obj=self.obj,
name=self.name,
added=self.added,
moved=self.moved,
removed=self.removed,
_last_added=self._last_added)
del self.added, self.moved, self.removed
self.collapsed.append(clone)
# We are now in a collapsed state so add_operation will do its
# job
self.add_operation(typ, op_desc)
return
if typ not in ('moved', 'added', 'removed'):
msg = "typ argument must be in 'moved', 'added', 'removed' not {}"
raise ValueError(msg.format(typ))
if typ == 'moved':
if not len(op_desc) == 3:
raise ValueError('Moved operation should be described by :'
'(old, new, obj) not {}'.format(op_desc))
elif typ in ('added', 'removed'):
if not len(op_desc) == 2:
t = typ.capitalize()
raise ValueError(t + ' operation should be described by :'
'(index, obj) not {}'.format(op_desc))
# Otherwise simply append the operation.
getattr(self, typ).append(op_desc)
self._last_added = typ
class BaseInstrumentView(GroupBox):
""" Base class for instrument task views.
This class handles internally the access to the profiles.
"""
#: Reference to the task being edited by this view.
task = d_(Instance(InstrumentTask))
#: List of drivers which can be used with that task.
drivers = d_(List(Str()))
#: List of profiles matching the currently selected one.
profiles = d_(List(Str()))
#: Reference to the core plugin of the application.
core = d_(Typed(CorePlugin))
#: Reference to the InstrManager State.
instr_man_state = Value()
#: References to the currently instantiated interface views.
i_views = Tuple(default=())
padding = set_default((0, 2, 2, 2))
def initialize(self):
""" Overrridden initializer to get a ref to the instr manager state on
start up.
"""
super(BaseInstrumentView, self).initialize()
cmd = 'hqc_meas.state.get'
state = self.core.invoke_command(
cmd, {'state_id': 'hqc_meas.states.instr_manager'})
self.instr_man_state = state
if isinstance(self.task, InterfaceableTaskMixin):
cmd = 'hqc_meas.task_manager.interfaces_request'
inter, _ = self.core.invoke_command(
cmd, {'tasks': [self.task.task_class]})
# Get the drivers defined on the tasks ie using the default
# interface implemented through i_perform
drivers = self.task.driver_list[:]
interfaces = {driver: type(None) for driver in drivers}
# Map driver to their interface.
for i in inter.get(self.task.task_class, []):
drivers.extend(i.driver_list)
interfaces.update({d: i for d in i.driver_list})
self.drivers = drivers
self._interfaces = interfaces
else:
self.drivers = self.task.driver_list
if getattr(self.task, 'interface', None):
self._insert_interface_views(self.task.interface)
self._update_profiles({})
self._bind_observers()
def destroy(self):
""" Overriden destroyer to remove observers from instr manager state.
"""
self._unbind_observers()
super(BaseInstrumentView, self).destroy()
# --- Private API ---------------------------------------------------------
#: Map between driver and interface.
_interfaces = Dict(Str())
def _update_interface(self, change):
""" Update the interface when the selected driver change.
"""
driver = self.task.selected_driver
interface = self._interfaces[driver]
# The or clause handle the absence of an interface (ie None for both
# interface and task.interface).
if type(self.task.interface) != interface:
# Destroy the views associated with the ancient interface.
for i_v in self.i_views:
i_v.destroy()
# If no interface is used simply assign None
if type(None) == interface:
self.task.interface = None
return
# Otherwise create interface and insert its views.
self.task.interface = interface()
self._insert_interface_views(self.task.interface)
def _insert_interface_views(self, interface):
""" Insert trhe view associated with an interface instance.
"""
cmd = 'hqc_meas.task_manager.interface_views_request'
i_c_name = type(interface).__name__
views, _ = self.core.invoke_command(cmd,
{'interface_classes': [i_c_name]})
if interface.has_view:
i_views = [
v(self, interface=self.task.interface) for v in views[i_c_name]
]
# TODO handle more complex insertions.
if hasattr(i_views[0], 'index'):
self.insert_children(i_views[0].index, i_views)
else:
self.insert_children(None, i_views)
self.i_views = tuple(i_views)
else:
self.i_views = ()
def _update_profiles(self, change):
""" Update the list of matching profiles for the selected driver.
"""
driver = self.task.selected_driver
if driver:
cmd = 'hqc_meas.instr_manager.matching_profiles'
self.profiles = self.core.invoke_command(cmd,
{'drivers': [driver]})
def _bind_observers(self):
""" Bind the observers at widget initialisation.
"""
self.instr_man_state.observe('all_profiles', self._update_profiles)
self.task.observe('selected_driver', self._update_profiles)
if isinstance(self.task, InterfaceableTaskMixin):
self.task.observe('selected_driver', self._update_interface)
def _unbind_observers(self):
""" Unbind the observers at widget destruction.
"""
self.instr_man_state.unobserve('all_profiles', self._update_profiles)
self.task.unobserve('selected_driver', self._update_profiles)
if isinstance(self.task, InterfaceableTaskMixin):
self.task.unobserve('selected_driver', self._update_interface)
class Matplotlib2DRectangularMeshProxy(Plot2DRectangularMeshProxy):
"""Matplotlib proxy for a mesh plot.
If the grid can be identified as regular we use imshow, otherwise we use pcolormesh.
"""
def activate(self):
super().activate()
axes_mapping = self.element.axes_mapping
axes = (axes_mapping["x"], axes_mapping["y"])
if axes_mapping["x"] in ("left", "right"):
self._invert = True
axes = axes[::-1]
self._mpl_axes = self.element.axes.proxy._axes[axes]
self._display_data()
def finalize(self):
self._line.remove()
super().deactivate()
def set_data(self, data):
if self._mesh:
self._mesh.remove()
self._display_data()
# --- Private API
#: Matplotlib axes in which to draw
_mpl_axes = Typed(Axes)
#: Do we need to invert and y due to the axes mapping
_invert = Bool()
#: Reference to the currently displayed mesh
_mesh = Value()
def _display_data(self):
data = self.element.data
use_imshow = False
x, y, c = data.x, data.y, data.c
if self._invert:
x, y = y, x
if len(c.shape) == 2:
pass # No reshaping needed
elif len(x.shape) == 1 and len(
y.shape) == 1 and len(x) * len(y) == len(c):
c = np.reshape(c, (len(x), len(y)))
elif len(x) == len(c) and len(y) == len(c):
# Ravel to avoid weird issue with N-D array
x, y, c = np.ravel(x), np.ravel(y), np.ravel(c)
shape = (len(np.unique(x)), len(np.unique(y)))
index = np.lexsort((y, x))
x, y, c = x[index], y[index], c[index]
if len(c) < np.product(shape):
to_add = np.ones(np.product(shape) - len(c))
x = np.append(x, x[-1] * to_add)
y = np.append(y, y[-1] * to_add)
c = np.append(c, c[-1] * to_add)
elif len(c) > np.product(shape):
to_add = np.ones(shape[0] - (len(c) % shape[0]))
x = np.append(x, x[-1] * to_add)
y = np.append(y, y[-1] * to_add)
c = np.append(c, c[-1] * to_add)
shape = (shape[0], -1)
x, y, c = (np.reshape(x, shape), np.reshape(y, shape),
np.reshape(c, shape))
else:
raise RuntimeError(
f"Cannot reshape c {c.shape} to plot it (x: {x.shape}, y: {y.shape}"
)
if use_imshow:
self._mesh = self._mpl_axes.imshow(
c,
origin="lower",
aspect="auto",
)
else:
# Need matplotlib > 3.3
self._mesh = self._mpl_axes.pcolormesh(
x,
y,
c,
shading="nearest",
cmap=self.element.colormap,
zorder=self.element.zorder,
)
if self.element.axes.colorbar:
self.element.axes.colorbar.proxy.connect_mappable(self._mesh)
# FIXME ugly but the automatic manner does not work.
self._mpl_axes.set_xlim((x.min(), x.max()))
self._mpl_axes.set_ylim((y.min(), y.max()))
self.element.axes.figure.proxy.request_redraw()
class FalseAtom(object):
v = Value()
class InstrumentTask(SimpleTask):
"""Base class for all tasks calling instruments.
"""
#: Selected instrument as (profile, driver, collection, settings) tuple
selected_instrument = Tuple(default=('', '', '', '')).tag(pref=True)
#: Instance of instrument driver.
driver = Value()
# HINT done this way so that classes overriding this one does not
# forget to preserve it.
def __init__(self, **kwargs):
super(InstrumentTask, self).__init__(**kwargs)
de = self.database_entries.copy()
de['instrument'] = ''
self.database_entries = de
def check(self, *args, **kwargs):
"""Chech that the provided informations allows to establish the
connection to the instrument.
"""
# TODO add a check that the same profile is not used by different tasks
# with different infos (need a way to share states, could use the
# errors member of the root or similar, to avoid modifying the way
# this method is called.
test, traceback = super(InstrumentTask, self).check(*args, **kwargs)
err_path = self.get_error_path() + '-instrument'
run_time = self.root.run_time
profile = None
if self.selected_instrument and len(self.selected_instrument) == 4:
p_id, d_id, c_id, s_id = self.selected_instrument
self.write_in_database('instrument', p_id)
if PROFILE_DEPENDENCY_ID in run_time:
# Here use .get() to avoid errors if we were not granted the
# use of the profile. In that case config won't be used.
profile = run_time[PROFILE_DEPENDENCY_ID].get(p_id)
else:
msg = ('No instrument was selected or not all informations were '
'provided. The instrument selected should be specified as '
'(profile_id, driver_id, connection_id, settings_id). '
'settings_id can be None')
traceback[err_path] = msg
return False, traceback
if run_time and d_id in run_time[DRIVER_DEPENDENCY_ID]:
d_cls, starter = run_time[DRIVER_DEPENDENCY_ID][d_id]
else:
msg = ('Failed to get the specified driver : %s. Collected drivers'
' are %s.')
traceback[err_path] = msg % (d_id, run_time[DRIVER_DEPENDENCY_ID])
return False, traceback
if profile:
if c_id not in profile['connections']:
traceback[err_path] = ('The selected profile does not contain '
'the %s connection') % c_id
return False, traceback
elif s_id is not None and s_id not in profile['settings']:
traceback[err_path] = ('The selected profile does not contain '
'the %s settings') % s_id
return False, traceback
if kwargs.get('test_instr', True):
s = profile['settings'].get(s_id, {})
res, msg = starter.check_infos(d_cls,
profile['connections'][c_id], s)
if not res:
traceback[err_path] = msg
return False, traceback
return test, traceback
def prepare(self):
"""Always start the driver.
"""
super(InstrumentTask, self).prepare()
self.write_in_database('instrument', self.selected_instrument[0])
self.start_driver()
def start_driver(self):
"""Create an instance of the instrument driver and connect it.
"""
run_time = self.root.run_time
instrs = self.root.resources['instrs']
p_id, d_id, c_id, s_id = self.selected_instrument
if self.selected_instrument in instrs:
self.driver = instrs[self.selected_instrument][0]
else:
profile = run_time[PROFILE_DEPENDENCY_ID][p_id]
d_cls, starter = run_time[DRIVER_DEPENDENCY_ID][d_id]
# Profile do not always contain a settings.
self.driver = starter.start(d_cls, profile['connections'][c_id],
profile['settings'].get(s_id, {}))
# HINT allow something dangerous as the same instrument can be
# accessed using multiple settings.
# User should be careful about this (and should be warned)
instrs[self.selected_instrument] = (self.driver, starter)
@contextmanager
def test_driver(self):
"""Safe temporary access to the driver to run some checks.
Yield either a fully initialized driver or None.
"""
try:
run_time = self.root.run_time
p_id, d_id, c_id, s_id = self.selected_instrument
profile = run_time[PROFILE_DEPENDENCY_ID][p_id]
d_cls, starter = run_time[DRIVER_DEPENDENCY_ID][d_id]
driver = starter.start(d_cls, profile['connections'][c_id],
profile['settings'][s_id])
except Exception:
driver = None
yield driver
if driver:
starter.stop(driver)
class SaveTask(SimpleTask):
""" Save the specified entries either in a CSV file or an array. The file
is closed when the line number is reached.
Wait for any parallel operation before execution.
Notes
-----
Currently only support saving floats.
"""
#: Kind of object in which to save the data.
saving_target = Enum('File', 'Array', 'File and array').tag(pref=True)
#: Folder in which to save the data.
folder = Unicode().tag(pref=True)
#: Name of the file in which to write the data.
filename = Unicode().tag(pref=True)
#: Currently opened file object. (File mode)
file_object = Value()
#: Opening mode to use when saving to a file.
file_mode = Enum('New', 'Add')
#: Header to write at the top of the file.
header = Str().tag(pref=True)
#: Numpy array in which data are stored (Array mode)
array = Value() # Array
#: Size of the data to be saved. (Evaluated at runtime)
array_size = Str().tag(pref=True)
#: Computed size of the data (post evaluation)
array_length = Int()
#: Index of the current line.
line_index = Int(0)
#: List of values to be saved store as (label, value).
saved_values = ContainerList(Tuple()).tag(pref=True)
#: Flag indicating whether or not initialisation has been performed.
initialized = Bool(False)
task_database_entries = set_default({'file': None})
wait = set_default({'activated': True}) # Wait on all pools by default.
def perform(self):
""" Collect all data and write them to array or file according to mode.
On first call initialise the system by opening file and/or array. Close
file when the expected number of lines has been written.
"""
# Initialisation.
if not self.initialized:
self.line_index = 0
size_str = self.array_size
if size_str:
self.array_length = self.format_and_eval_string(size_str)
else:
self.array_length = -1
if self.saving_target != 'Array':
full_folder_path = self.format_string(self.folder)
filename = self.format_string(self.filename)
full_path = os.path.join(full_folder_path, filename)
mode = 'wb' if self.file_mode == 'New' else 'ab'
try:
self.file_object = open(full_path, mode)
except IOError as e:
log = logging.getLogger()
mes = cleandoc('''In {}, failed to open the specified
file {}'''.format(self.task_name, e))
log.error(mes)
self.root_task.should_stop.set()
self.root_task.files[full_path] = self.file_object
if self.header:
for line in self.header.split('\n'):
self.file_object.write('# ' + line + '\n')
labels = [s[0] for s in self.saved_values]
self.file_object.write('\t'.join(labels) + '\n')
self.file_object.flush()
if self.saving_target != 'File':
# TODO add more flexibilty on the dtype (possible complex
# values)
array_type = numpy.dtype([(str(s[0]), 'f8')
for s in self.saved_values])
self.array = numpy.empty((self.array_length), dtype=array_type)
self.write_in_database('array', self.array)
self.initialized = True
# Writing
values = [self.format_and_eval_string(s[1]) for s in self.saved_values]
if self.saving_target != 'Array':
self.file_object.write('\t'.join([str(val)
for val in values]) + '\n')
self.file_object.flush()
if self.saving_target != 'File':
self.array[self.line_index] = tuple(values)
self.line_index += 1
# Closing
if self.line_index == self.array_length:
if self.file_object:
self.file_object.close()
self.initialized = False
def check(self, *args, **kwargs):
"""
"""
err_path = self.task_path + '/' + self.task_name
traceback = {}
if self.saving_target != 'Array':
try:
full_folder_path = self.format_string(self.folder)
except Exception as e:
mess = 'Failed to format the folder path: {}'
traceback[err_path] = mess.format(e)
return False, traceback
try:
filename = self.format_string(self.filename)
except Exception as e:
mess = 'Failed to format the filename: {}'
traceback[err_path] = mess.format(e)
return False, traceback
full_path = os.path.join(full_folder_path, filename)
overwrite = False
if self.file_mode == 'New' and os.path.isfile(full_path):
overwrite = True
traceback[err_path + '-file'] = \
cleandoc('''File already exists, running the measure will
override it.''')
try:
f = open(full_path, 'ab')
f.close()
if self.file_mode == 'New' and not overwrite:
os.remove(full_path)
except Exception as e:
mess = 'Failed to open the specified file : {}'.format(e)
traceback[err_path] = mess.format(e)
return False, traceback
if self.array_size:
try:
self.format_and_eval_string(self.array_size)
except Exception as e:
mess = 'Failed to compute the array size: {}'
traceback[err_path] = mess.format(e)
return False, traceback
elif self.saving_target != 'File':
traceback[err_path] = 'A size for the array must be provided.'
return False, traceback
test = True
for i, s in enumerate(self.saved_values):
try:
self.format_and_eval_string(s[1])
except Exception as e:
traceback[err_path + '-entry' + str(i)] = \
'Failed to evaluate entry {}: {}'.format(s[0], e)
test = False
if self.saving_target != 'File':
data = [numpy.array([0.0, 1.0]) for s in self.saved_values]
names = str(','.join([s[0] for s in self.saved_values]))
final_arr = numpy.rec.fromarrays(data, names=names)
self.write_in_database('array', final_arr)
return test, traceback
@observe('saving_target')
def _update_database_entries(self, change):
"""
"""
new = change['value']
if new != 'File':
self.task_database_entries = {'array': numpy.array([1.0])}
else:
self.task_database_entries = {}
class TreeNode(Declarative):
"""Represents a tree node.
This declaration is used to help the system determine how to extract
informations from the underlying object to populate the node.
Note that a Menu can be contributed as a child and will be used when
right clicking a node. It will be passed a 'context' describing the node
being right-clicked.
The context will be a dictionary with the following keys :
- 'copyable': bool, can the node be copied
- 'cutable': bool, can the node be cut
- 'pasteable': bool, can node be pasted here
- 'renamable': bool, can the node be renamed
- 'deletable': bool, can the node be deleted
- 'not_root': bool, is the node the root node of the tree
- 'data': tuple, (tree, TreeNode instance, object, id of the node)
"""
#: List of object classes and/or interfaces that the node applies to
node_for = d_(List())
#: Either the name of a member containing a label, or a constant label, if
#: the string starts with '='.
label = d_(Unicode())
#: Either the name of a member containing a tooltip, or constant tooltip,
#: if the string starts with '='.
tooltip = d_(Unicode())
#: Name of the member containing children (if '', the node is a leaf).
children_member = d_(Unicode())
#: Name of the signal use to notify changes to the children. The payload of
#: the signal should be a ContainerChange instance.
children_changed = d_(Unicode())
#: List of object classes than can be added or copied
add = d_(List())
#: List of object classes that can be moved
move = d_(List())
#: Name to use for a new instance
name = d_(Unicode())
#: Can the object's children be renamed?
rename = d_(Bool(True))
#: Can the object be renamed?
rename_me = d_(Bool(True))
#: Can the object's children be copied?
copy = d_(Bool(True))
#: Can the object's children be deleted?
delete = d_(Bool(True))
#: Can the object be deleted (if its parent allows it)?
delete_me = d_(Bool(True))
#: Can children be inserted (vs. appended)?
insert = d_(Bool(True))
#: Should tree nodes be automatically opened (expanded)?
auto_open = d_(Bool(False))
#: Automatically close sibling tree nodes?
auto_close = d_(Bool(False))
#: Tuple of object classes that the node applies to
node_for_class = Property()
#: Name of leaf item icon
icon_item = d_(Unicode('<item>'))
#: Name of group item icon
icon_group = d_(Unicode('<group>'))
#: Name of opened group item icon
icon_open = d_(Unicode('<open>'))
#: Resource path used to locate the node icon
icon_path = d_(Unicode('Icon'))
#: Selector or name for background color
background = Value('white')
#: Selector or name for foreground color
foreground = Value('black')
_py_data = Value()
_menu = Value()
# --- Declarative functions -----------------------------------------------
@d_func
def insert_child(self, obj, index, child):
"""Inserts a child into the object's children.
"""
getattr(obj, self.children_member)[index:index] = [child]
@d_func
def confirm_delete(self, obj):
"""Checks whether a specified object can be deleted.
Returns
-------
- **True** if the object should be deleted with no further prompting.
- **False** if the object should not be deleted.
- Anything else: Caller should take its default action (which might
include prompting the user to confirm deletion).
"""
return None
@d_func
def delete_child(self, obj, index):
"""Deletes a child at a specified index from the object's children.
"""
del getattr(obj, self.children_member)[index]
@d_func
def move_child(self, obj, old, new):
"""Move a child of the object's children.
"""
child = getattr(obj, self.children_member)[old]
del getattr(obj, self.children_member)[old]
getattr(obj, self.children_member)[new:new] = [child]
@d_func
def enter_rename(self, obj):
"""Start renaming an object.
This method can be customized in case the renaming operation should not
occur directly on the label.
Parameters
----------
obj :
Refrence to the object the tree node being renamed is representing.
Returns
-------
name : unicode
String on which to perform the renaming.
"""
return self.get_label(obj)
@d_func
def exit_rename(self, obj, label):
"""Sets the label for a specified object after a renaming operation.
"""
label_name = self.label
if label_name[:1] != '=':
setattr(obj, label_name, label)
@d_func
def get_label(self, obj):
"""Gets the label to display for a specified object.
"""
label = self.label
if label[:1] == '=':
return label[1:]
label = getattr(obj, label)
return label
# =========================================================================
# --- Initializes the object ----------------------------------------------
# =========================================================================
def initialize(self):
"""Collect the Menu provided as a child.
"""
for ch in self.children:
if isinstance(ch, Menu):
self._menu = ch
break
# =========================================================================
# --- Property Implementations --------------------------------------------
# =========================================================================
@node_for_class.getter
def _get_node_for_class(self):
return tuple([klass for klass in self.node_for])
# =========================================================================
# --- Overridable Methods: ------------------------------------------------
# =========================================================================
def allows_children(self, obj):
"""Returns whether this object can have children.
"""
return self.children_member != ''
def has_children(self, obj):
"""Returns whether the object has children.
"""
return len(self.get_children(obj)) > 0
def get_children(self, obj):
"""Gets the object's children.
"""
return getattr(obj, self.children_member)
def get_children_id(self, obj):
"""Gets the object's children identifier.
"""
return self.children_member
def append_child(self, obj, child):
"""Appends a child to the object's children.
"""
self.insert_child(obj, len(getattr(obj, self.children_member)), child)
def get_tooltip(self, obj):
"""Gets the tooltip to display for a specified object.
"""
tooltip = self.tooltip
if tooltip == '':
return tooltip
if tooltip[:1] == '=':
return tooltip[1:]
tooltip = getattr(obj, tooltip)
if not tooltip:
tooltip = ''
if self.tooltip_formatter is None:
return tooltip
return self.tooltip_formatter(obj, tooltip)
def get_icon(self, obj, is_expanded):
"""Returns the icon for a specified object.
"""
if not self.allows_children(obj):
return self.icon_item
if is_expanded:
return self.icon_open
return self.icon_group
def get_icon_path(self, obj):
"""Returns the path used to locate an object's icon.
"""
return self.icon_path
def get_name(self, obj):
"""Returns the name to use when adding a new object instance
(displayed in the "New" submenu).
"""
return self.name
def get_menu(self, context):
"""Returns the right-click context menu for an object.
"""
if self._menu:
self._menu.context = context
return self._menu
else:
return None
def get_background(self, obj):
"""Returns the background color for the item.
"""
background = self.background
if isinstance(background, basestring):
background = getattr(obj, background, background)
return background
def get_foreground(self, obj):
"""Returns the foreground color for the item.
"""
foreground = self.foreground
if isinstance(foreground, basestring):
foreground = getattr(obj, foreground, foreground)
return foreground
def can_rename(self, obj):
"""Returns whether the object's children can be renamed.
"""
return self.rename
def can_rename_me(self, obj):
"""Returns whether the object can be renamed.
"""
return self.rename_me
def can_copy(self, obj):
"""Returns whether the object's children can be copied.
"""
return self.copy
def can_delete(self, obj):
"""Returns whether the object's children can be deleted.
"""
return self.delete
def can_delete_me(self, obj):
"""Returns whether the object can be deleted.
"""
return self.delete_me
def can_insert(self, obj):
"""Returns whether the object's children can be inserted (vs.
appended).
"""
return self.insert
def can_auto_open(self, obj):
"""Returns whether the object's children should be automatically
opened.
"""
return self.auto_open
def can_auto_close(self, obj):
"""Returns whether the object's children should be automatically
closed.
"""
return self.auto_close
def is_node_for(self, obj):
"""Returns whether this is the node that handles a specified object.
"""
return isinstance(obj, self.node_for_class)
def can_add(self, obj, add_object):
"""Returns whether a given object is droppable on the node.
"""
klass = self._class_for(add_object)
if self.is_addable(klass):
return True
for item in self.move:
if type(item) in (List, Dict):
item = item[0]
if issubclass(klass, item):
return True
return False
def get_add(self, obj):
"""Returns the list of classes that can be added to the object.
"""
return self.add
def get_drag_object(self, obj):
"""Returns a draggable version of a specified object.
"""
return obj
def drop_object(self, obj, dropped_object):
"""Returns a droppable version of a specified object.
"""
klass = self._class_for(dropped_object)
if self.is_addable(klass):
return dropped_object
for item in self.move:
if type(item) in (List, Dict):
if issubclass(klass, item[0]):
return item[1](obj, dropped_object)
elif issubclass(klass, item):
return dropped_object
return dropped_object
def select(self, obj):
"""Handles an object being selected.
"""
return True
def is_addable(self, klass):
"""Returns whether a specified object class can be added to the node.
"""
for item in self.add:
if type(item) in (List, Dict):
item = item[0]
if issubclass(klass, item):
return True
return False
def when_label_changed(self, obj, listener, remove):
"""Sets up or removes a listener for the label being changed on a
specified object.
"""
label = self.label
if label[:1] != '=':
if remove:
obj.unobserve(label, listener)
else:
obj.observe(label, listener)
def _class_for(self, obj):
"""Returns the class of an object.
"""
if isinstance(obj, type):
return obj
return obj.__class__
class ThreadDispatcher(Atom):
"""Dispatch calling a function to a thread.
"""
#: Flag set when the thread is ready to accept new jobs.
inactive = Value(factory=Event)
def __init__(self, perform, pool):
self._func = smooth_crash(perform)
self._pool = pool
self.inactive.set()
def dispatch(self, task, *args, **kwargs):
"""Dispatch the work to the background thread.
"""
if self._thread is None:
pools = task.root.resources['threads']
with pools.safe_access(self._pool) as threads:
threads.append(self)
self._thread = Thread(group=None, target=self._background_loop)
self._thread.start()
# Make sure the background thread is done processing the previous work.
self.inactive.wait()
# Mark the thread as active.
self.inactive.clear()
task.root.active_threads_counter.increment()
pools = task.root.resources['active_threads']
with pools.safe_access(self._pool) as threads:
threads.append(self)
# Pass the arguments
self._args_kwargs = task, args, kwargs
self._new_args.set()
def stop(self):
"""Stop the background thread.
"""
if self._thread is None:
return
while self._new_args.is_set():
sleep(1e-3)
self.inactive.wait()
self._args_kwargs = (None, None, None)
self._new_args.set()
self._thread.join()
del self._thread
self.inactive.set()
# --- Private API ---------------------------------------------------------
#: Thread to which the work is dispatched.
_thread = Value()
#: Flag set when the new arguments are available..
_new_args = Value(factory=Event)
#: Arguments and keywords arguments for the next dispatch.
_args_kwargs = Value()
#: Reference to the function to call on each dispatch.
_func = Callable()
#: Pool id to which this dispatcher belongs.
_pool = Str()
def _background_loop(self):
"""Background function executed by the thread.
"""
while True:
self._new_args.wait()
task, args, kwargs = self._args_kwargs
if task is None:
break
self._func(task, *args, **kwargs)
self._new_args.clear()
self.inactive.set()
task.root.active_threads_counter.decrement()
class BorderGuide(GuideHandler):
""" A guide handler which manages the border guide.
"""
_guides = Value(
factory=lambda: {
QGuideRose.Guide.BorderNorth: GuideImage('thin_horizontal'),
QGuideRose.Guide.BorderExNorth: GuideImage('bar_horizontal'),
QGuideRose.Guide.BorderEast: GuideImage('thin_vertical'),
QGuideRose.Guide.BorderExEast: GuideImage('bar_vertical'),
QGuideRose.Guide.BorderSouth: GuideImage('thin_horizontal'),
QGuideRose.Guide.BorderExSouth: GuideImage('bar_horizontal'),
QGuideRose.Guide.BorderWest: GuideImage('thin_vertical'),
QGuideRose.Guide.BorderExWest: GuideImage('bar_vertical'),
})
_boxes = Value(
factory=lambda: {
QGuideRose.Guide.BorderNorth: GuideImage('guide_box'),
QGuideRose.Guide.BorderEast: GuideImage('guide_box'),
QGuideRose.Guide.BorderSouth: GuideImage('guide_box'),
QGuideRose.Guide.BorderWest: GuideImage('guide_box'),
})
def iterguides(self):
""" Iterate the guides managed by the handler.
Returns
-------
result : iterable
An iterable of (Guide, GuideImage) pairs which are the
guides managed by the handler.
"""
return iter(self._guides.items())
def iterboxes(self):
""" Iterate the boxes which lie under the guides.
Returns
-------
result : iterable
An iterable of GuideImage instances which are the boxes
to be painted under the guides.
"""
return iter(self._boxes.values())
def layout(self, rect):
""" Layout the guides for the given rect.
Parameters
----------
rect : QRect
The rectangle in which to layout the border guides.
"""
boxes = self._boxes
guides = self._guides
w = rect.width()
h = rect.height()
cx = rect.left() + w / 2
cy = rect.top() + h / 2
Guide = QGuideRose.Guide
guides[Guide.BorderNorth].rect = QRect(cx - 15, 27, 31, 19)
guides[Guide.BorderExNorth].rect = QRect(cx - 15, 15, 31, 10)
boxes[Guide.BorderNorth].rect = QRect(cx - 20, 10, 41, 41)
guides[Guide.BorderEast].rect = QRect(w - 45, cy - 15, 19, 31)
guides[Guide.BorderExEast].rect = QRect(w - 24, cy - 15, 10, 31)
boxes[Guide.BorderEast].rect = QRect(w - 50, cy - 20, 41, 41)
guides[Guide.BorderSouth].rect = QRect(cx - 15, h - 45, 31, 19)
guides[Guide.BorderExSouth].rect = QRect(cx - 15, h - 24, 31, 10)
boxes[Guide.BorderSouth].rect = QRect(cx - 20, h - 50, 41, 41)
guides[Guide.BorderWest].rect = QRect(27, cy - 15, 19, 31)
guides[Guide.BorderExWest].rect = QRect(15, cy - 15, 10, 31)
boxes[Guide.BorderWest].rect = QRect(10, cy - 20, 41, 41)
class TransferAWGFileTask(InstrumentTask):
"""Build and transfer a pulse sequence to an instrument through generation
of an .awg file
"""
#: Sequence path for the case of sequence simply referenced.
sequence_path = Str().tag(pref=True)
#: Time stamp of the last modification of the sequence file.
sequence_timestamp = Float().tag(pref=True)
#: Sequence of pulse to compile and transfer to the instrument.
sequence = Value()
#: Global variable to use for the sequence.
sequence_vars = Typed(OrderedDict, ()).tag(pref=(ordered_dict_to_pref,
ordered_dict_from_pref))
#: Loop variables: channels on which the loop will be done, loop parameters
#: names, start value, stop value and number of points per loop
loop_name = Str('pulse_rabi_length').tag(pref=True)
loop_start = Str('0').tag(pref=True)
loop_stop = Str('1').tag(pref=True)
loop_points = Str('2').tag(pref=True)
#: wait for trigger before playing each sequence
wait_trigger = Bool(False).tag(pref=True)
#: internal or external trigger
internal_trigger = Bool(False).tag(pref=True)
#: Internal trigger period in mus
trigger_period = Str('20').tag(pref=True)
#: Take an external event to enter/exit the loop
start_with_event = Bool(False).tag(pref=True)
#: AWG Channel Config Dict
awg_configuration = Str('').tag(pref=True)
def check(self, *args, **kwargs):
"""Check that the sequence can be compiled.
"""
test, traceback = super(TransferAWGFileTask,
self).check(*args, **kwargs)
err_path = self.path + '/' + self.name + '-'
msg = 'Failed to evaluate {} ({}): {}'
seq = self.sequence
for k, v in self.sequence_vars.items():
try:
seq.external_vars[k] = self.format_and_eval_string(v)
except Exception:
test = False
traceback[err_path + k] = msg.format(k, v, format_exc())
if not test:
return test, traceback
context = seq.context
res, infos, errors = context.compile_and_transfer_sequence(seq)
if not res:
traceback[err_path + 'compil'] = errors
return False, traceback
for k, v in infos.items():
self.write_in_database(k, v)
if self.sequence_path:
if not (self.sequence_timestamp == os.path.getmtime(
self.sequence_path)):
msg = 'The sequence is outdated, consider refreshing it.'
traceback[err_path + 'outdated'] = msg
return test, traceback
def _pack_record(self, name, value, dtype):
"""
packs awg_file record into a struct in the folowing way:
struct.pack(fmtstring, namesize, datasize, name, data)
where fmtstring = '<IIs"dtype"'
The file record format is as follows:
Record Name Size: (32-bit unsigned integer)
Record Data Size: (32-bit unsigned integer)
Record Name: (ASCII) (Include NULL.)
Record Data
< denotes little-endian encoding, I and other dtypes are format
characters denoted in the documentation of the struct package
Args:
name (str): Name of the record (Example: 'MAGIC' or
'SAMPLING_RATE')
value (Union[int, str]): The value of that record.
dtype (str): String specifying the data type of the record.
Allowed values: 'h', 'd', 's'.
"""
if len(dtype) == 1:
record_data = struct.pack('<' + dtype, value)
else:
if dtype[-1] == 's':
record_data = value.encode('ASCII')
else:
record_data = struct.pack('<' + dtype, *value)
# the zero byte at the end the record name is the "(Include NULL.)"
record_name = name.encode('ASCII') + b'\x00'
record_name_size = len(record_name)
record_data_size = len(record_data)
size_struct = struct.pack('<II', record_name_size, record_data_size)
packed_record = size_struct + record_name + record_data
return packed_record
def generate_awg_file(self, packed_waveforms, wfname_l, nrep, trig_wait,
goto_state, jump_to, channel_cfg):
"""
This function generates an .awg-file for uploading to the AWG.
The .awg-file contains a waveform list, full sequencing information
and instrument configuration settings.
Args:
packed_waveforms (dict): dictionary containing packed waveforms
with keys wfname_l
wfname_l (numpy.ndarray): array of waveform names, e.g.
array([[segm1_ch1,segm2_ch1..], [segm1_ch2,segm2_ch2..],...])
nrep (list): list of len(segments) of integers specifying the
no. of repetions per sequence element.
Allowed values: 1 to 65536.
trig_wait (list): list of len(segments) of integers specifying the
trigger wait state of each sequence element.
Allowed values: 0 (OFF) or 1 (ON).
goto_state (list): list of len(segments) of integers specifying the
goto state of each sequence element. Allowed values: 0 to 65536
(0 means next)
jump_to (list): list of len(segments) of integers specifying
the logic jump state for each sequence element. Allowed values:
0 (OFF) or 1 (ON).
channel_cfg (dict): dictionary of valid channel configuration
records.
"""
timetuple = tuple(
np.array(time.localtime())[[0, 1, 8, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]])
# general settings
head_str = BytesIO()
bytes_to_write = (self._pack_record('MAGIC', 5000, 'h') +
self._pack_record('VERSION', 1, 'h'))
head_str.write(bytes_to_write)
sequence_cfg = {
'SAMPLING_RATE': 1e9,
'CLOCK_SOURCE': 1,
'REFERENCE_SOURCE': 2,
'EXTERNAL_REFERENCE_TYPE': 1,
'REFERENCE_CLOCK_FREQUENCY_SELECTION': 1,
'TRIGGER_SOURCE': int(self.internal_trigger + 1),
'INTERNAL_TRIGGER_RATE': float(self.trigger_period) * 1e-6,
'TRIGGER_INPUT_IMPEDANCE': 1,
'TRIGGER_INPUT_SLOPE': 1,
'TRIGGER_INPUT_POLARITY': 1,
'TRIGGER_INPUT_THRESHOLD': 1.4,
'EVENT_INPUT_IMPEDANCE': 1,
'EVENT_INPUT_POLARITY': 1,
'EVENT_INPUT_THRESHOLD': 1.4,
'JUMP_TIMING': 1,
'RUN_MODE': 4, # Continuous | Triggered | Gated | Sequence
'RUN_STATE': 1, # Off | On
}
for k in list(sequence_cfg.keys()):
head_str.write(
self._pack_record(k, sequence_cfg[k],
self.driver.AWG_FILE_FORMAT_HEAD[k]))
# channel settings
ch_record_str = BytesIO()
for k in list(channel_cfg.keys()):
ch_k = k[:-1] + 'N'
if ch_k in self.driver.AWG_FILE_FORMAT_CHANNEL:
pack = self._pack_record(
k, channel_cfg[k],
self.driver.AWG_FILE_FORMAT_CHANNEL[ch_k])
ch_record_str.write(pack)
# waveforms
ii = 21
wf_record_str = BytesIO()
wlist = list(packed_waveforms.keys())
wlist.sort()
for wf in wlist:
wfdat = packed_waveforms[wf]
lenwfdat = len(wfdat)
wf_record_str.write(
self._pack_record('WAVEFORM_NAME_{}'.format(ii), wf +
'\x00', '{}s'.format(len(wf + '\x00'))) +
self._pack_record('WAVEFORM_TYPE_{}'.format(ii), 1, 'h') +
self._pack_record('WAVEFORM_LENGTH_{}'.format(ii), lenwfdat,
'l') +
self._pack_record('WAVEFORM_TIMESTAMP_{}'.format(ii),
timetuple[:-1], '8H') +
self._pack_record('WAVEFORM_DATA_{}'.format(ii), wfdat,
'{}H'.format(lenwfdat)))
ii += 1
# sequence
seq_record_str = BytesIO()
for i, t in enumerate(trig_wait):
seq_record_str.write(
self._pack_record('SEQUENCE_WAIT_{}'.format(
i + 1), trig_wait[i], 'h') + self._pack_record(
'SEQUENCE_LOOP_{}'.format(i + 1), int(nrep[i]), 'l') +
self._pack_record('SEQUENCE_JUMP_{}'.format(
i + 1), jump_to[i], 'h') + self._pack_record(
'SEQUENCE_GOTO_{}'.format(i + 1), goto_state[i], 'h'))
for ch_id in list(wfname_l.keys()):
wfname = wfname_l[ch_id][i]
seq_record_str.write(
self._pack_record(
'SEQUENCE_WAVEFORM_NAME_CH_' + str(ch_id) +
'_{}'.format(i + 1), wfname + '\x00',
'{}s'.format(len(wfname + '\x00'))))
awg_file = (head_str.getvalue() + ch_record_str.getvalue() +
wf_record_str.getvalue() + seq_record_str.getvalue())
return awg_file
def prepare_sequences(self, loop_points, loop_values, wait_trigger,
start_with_event):
seq = self.sequence
context = seq.context
packed_waveforms = {}
wfname_l = {}
nrep = []
trig_wait = []
goto_state = []
jump_to = []
for nn in range(loop_points):
self.sequence_vars[self.loop_name] = str(loop_values[nn])
for k, v in self.sequence_vars.items():
seq.external_vars[k] = self.format_and_eval_string(v)
context.sequence_name = '{}'.format(nn + 1)
res, byteseq, repeat, infos, errors = context.compile_loop(
seq, for_file=True)
already_added = {}
is_first_ch = True
for ch_id in self.driver.defined_channels:
if ch_id in byteseq:
used_pos = []
for pos, waveform in enumerate(byteseq[ch_id]):
addr = id(waveform)
if addr not in already_added:
seq_name_transfered = context.sequence_name + '_Ch{}'.format(ch_id) +\
'_' + str(pos)
packed_waveforms[seq_name_transfered] = waveform
already_added[addr] = seq_name_transfered
else:
seq_name_transfered = already_added[addr]
if ch_id not in list(wfname_l.keys()):
wfname_l[ch_id] = [seq_name_transfered]
else:
wfname_l[ch_id].append(seq_name_transfered)
if (pos not in used_pos) and is_first_ch:
nrep.append(repeat[pos])
if wait_trigger and used_pos == []:
trig_wait.append(1)
else:
trig_wait.append(0)
goto_state.append(0)
if start_with_event:
jump_to.append(1)
else:
jump_to.append(0)
used_pos.append(pos)
is_first_ch = False
if start_with_event:
trig_wait = [0] + trig_wait
goto_state = [0] + goto_state
jump_to = [2] + jump_to
nrep = [0] + nrep
for ch_id in byteseq:
seq_name_standby = 'Standby_Ch{}'.format(ch_id)
wfname_l[ch_id] = [seq_name_standby] + wfname_l[ch_id]
packed_waveforms[seq_name_standby] = np.ones(
256, dtype=np.uint16) * (2**13)
goto_state[-1] = 2
else:
goto_state[-1] = 1
if not res:
raise Exception('Failed to compile sequence')
for k, v in infos.items():
self.write_in_database(k, v)
return packed_waveforms, wfname_l, nrep, trig_wait, goto_state, jump_to
def perform(self):
"""Compile the sequence.
"""
loop_start = float(self.format_and_eval_string(self.loop_start))
loop_stop = float(self.format_and_eval_string(self.loop_stop))
loop_points = int(self.format_and_eval_string(self.loop_points))
channel_cfg = self.format_and_eval_string(self.awg_configuration)
loop_values = np.linspace(loop_start, loop_stop, loop_points)
packed_waveforms, wfname_l, nrep, trig_wait, goto_state, \
jump_to = self.prepare_sequences(loop_points, loop_values,
self.wait_trigger, self.start_with_event)
awg_file = self.generate_awg_file(packed_waveforms, wfname_l, nrep,
trig_wait, goto_state, jump_to,
channel_cfg)
self.driver.send_load_awg_file(awg_file)
# Difficulty: the awg doesn't confirm the end of the loading
timeout = 100
start_time = time.clock()
while time.clock() - start_time <= timeout:
try:
for ch_id in range(1, 5):
if ch_id in list(wfname_l.keys()):
ch = self.driver.get_channel(ch_id)
ch.output_state = 'ON'
break
except:
pass
def register_preferences(self):
"""Register the task preferences into the preferences system.
"""
super(TransferAWGFileTask, self).register_preferences()
if self.sequence:
self.preferences['sequence'] =\
self.sequence.preferences_from_members()
update_preferences_from_members = register_preferences
def traverse(self, depth=-1):
"""Reimplemented to also yield the sequence
"""
infos = super(TransferAWGFileTask, self).traverse(depth)
for i in infos:
yield i
if self.sequence:
for item in self.sequence.traverse():
yield item
@classmethod
def build_from_config(cls, config, dependencies):
"""Rebuild the task and the sequence from a config file.
"""
builder = cls.mro()[1].build_from_config.__func__
task = builder(cls, config, dependencies)
if 'sequence' in config:
pulse_dep = dependencies['exopy.pulses.item']
builder = pulse_dep['exopy_pulses.RootSequence']
conf = config['sequence']
seq = builder.build_from_config(conf, dependencies)
task.sequence = seq
return task
def _post_setattr_sequence(self, old, new):
"""Set up n observer on the sequence context to properly update the
database entries.
"""
entries = self.database_entries.copy()
if old:
old.unobserve('context', self._update_database_entries)
if old.context:
for k in old.context.list_sequence_infos():
del entries[k]
if new:
new.observe('context', self._update_database_entries)
if new.context:
entries.update(new.context.list_sequence_infos())
if entries != self.database_entries:
self.database_entries = entries
def _update_database_entries(self, change):
"""Reflect in the database the sequence infos of the context.
"""
entries = self.database_entries.copy()
if change.get('oldvalue'):
for k in change['oldvalue'].list_sequence_infos():
del entries[k]
if change['value']:
context = change['value']
entries.update(context.list_sequence_infos())
self.database_entries = entries
class CompassExGuide(GuideHandler):
""" A class which renders the extended compass guide.
"""
_guides = Value(
factory=lambda: {
QGuideRose.Guide.CompassNorth: GuideImage('arrow_north'),
QGuideRose.Guide.CompassEast: GuideImage('arrow_east'),
QGuideRose.Guide.CompassSouth: GuideImage('arrow_south'),
QGuideRose.Guide.CompassWest: GuideImage('arrow_west'),
QGuideRose.Guide.CompassCenter: GuideImage('center'),
QGuideRose.Guide.CompassExNorth: GuideImage('bar_horizontal'),
QGuideRose.Guide.CompassExEast: GuideImage('bar_vertical'),
QGuideRose.Guide.CompassExSouth: GuideImage('bar_horizontal'),
QGuideRose.Guide.CompassExWest: GuideImage('bar_vertical'),
})
_box = Value(factory=lambda: GuideImage('cross_ex_box'))
def iterguides(self):
""" Iterate the guides for the extented compass.
Returns
-------
result : generator
A generator which yields 2-tuples of (enum, guide) for
the relevant guides in the compass.
"""
return iter(self._guides.items())
def iterboxes(self):
""" Iterate the boxes which lie under the guides.
Returns
-------
result : iterable
An iterable of GuideImage instances which are the boxes
to be painted under the guides.
"""
yield self._box
def layout(self, pos):
""" Layout the guides for the extended compass.
Parameters
----------
pos : QPoint
The center point of the compass.
"""
x = pos.x()
y = pos.y()
Guide = QGuideRose.Guide
guides = self._guides
guides[Guide.CompassNorth].rect = QRect(x - 15, y - 64, 31, 31)
guides[Guide.CompassEast].rect = QRect(x + 34, y - 15, 31, 31)
guides[Guide.CompassSouth].rect = QRect(x - 15, y + 34, 31, 31)
guides[Guide.CompassWest].rect = QRect(x - 64, y - 15, 31, 31)
guides[Guide.CompassCenter].rect = QRect(x - 15, y - 15, 31, 31)
guides[Guide.CompassExNorth].rect = QRect(x - 15, y - 29, 31, 10)
guides[Guide.CompassExEast].rect = QRect(x + 20, y - 15, 10, 31)
guides[Guide.CompassExSouth].rect = QRect(x - 15, y + 20, 31, 10)
guides[Guide.CompassExWest].rect = QRect(x - 29, y - 15, 10, 31)
self._box.rect = QRect(x - 69, y - 69, 139, 139)
class ManufacturersHolder(Atom):
"""Container class for manufacturers.
"""
#: Refrence to the instrument plugin.
plugin = Value()
#: Filtered list of manufacturers.
manufacturers = List()
#: Expose the known instrument by series.
use_series = Bool(True)
#: Expose the known instruments only of the matching kind.
kind = Str('All')
def update_manufacturers(self, drivers, removed=False):
"""Update a manufacturer infos and create it if it does not exist yet.
Parameters
----------
drivers : list
List of drivers.
"""
aliases = {
a: o
for o, m_a in self.plugin._aliases.contributions.items()
for a in m_a.aliases
}
manufacturers = defaultdict(list)
for d in drivers:
m = d.infos['manufacturer']
alias = aliases.get(m, m)
d.infos['manufacturer'] = alias
manufacturers[alias].append(d)
for m, ds in manufacturers.items():
if m not in self._manufacturers:
if removed:
continue
self._manufacturers[m] = \
ManufacturerInfos(name=m, kind=self.kind,
use_series=self.use_series)
manufacturer = self._manufacturers[m]
manufacturer.update_series_and_models(ds, removed)
if (removed and not manufacturer._series
and not manufacturer._models):
del self._manufacturers[m]
self._list_manufacturers()
# =========================================================================
# --- Private API ---------------------------------------------------------
# =========================================================================
#: All known manufacturers.
_manufacturers = Dict()
def _post_setattr_kind(self, old, new):
"""Regenerate the list of models.
"""
for m in self._manufacturers.values():
m.kind = new
self._list_manufacturers()
def _post_setattr_use_series(self, old, new):
"""Regenerate the list of models.
"""
for m in self._manufacturers.values():
m.use_series = new
self._list_manufacturers()
def _list_manufacturers(self):
"""Make available only the manufacturers whose at least one model fit
the search criterias.
"""
ms = [m for m in self._manufacturers.values() if m.instruments]
ms.sort(key=attrgetter('name'))
self.manufacturers = ms
class DummyHook(Atom):
"""Base class for dummy mesure hook used for testing.
"""
fail_check = Bool().tag(pref=True)
fail_run = Bool()
should_pause = Bool()
accept_pause = Bool(True)
should_resume = Bool()
stop_called = Bool()
waiting = Value(factory=Event)
go_on = Value(factory=Event)
signal_resuming = Value(factory=Event)
go_on_resuming = Value(factory=Event)
signal_resumed = Value(factory=Event)
go_on_resumed = Value(factory=Event)
def run(self, workbench, engine):
"""Run method esecuting the hook.
"""
self.waiting.set()
self.go_on.wait()
if self.fail_run:
raise RuntimeError()
if self.accept_pause and self.should_pause:
self.paused = True
while True:
sleep(0.001)
if self.should_resume:
self.signal_resuming.set()
self.go_on_resuming.wait()
self.resumed = True
break
self.signal_resumed.set()
self.go_on_resumed.wait()
self.waiting.clear()
self.go_on.clear()
def pause(self):
"""Method to call to pause execution.
"""
self.should_pause = True
def resume(self):
"""Method to call to resume execution.
"""
self.should_resume = True
def stop(self, force=False):
"""Method to call to stop execution.
"""
self.stop_called = True
class QtListStrWidget(RawWidget):
"""A list widget for Enaml displaying objects as strings.
Objects that are not string should be convertible to str and hashable.
"""
#: The list of str being viewed
items = d_(List())
#: The list of the currently selected str
selected_item = d_(Value())
selected_items = d_(List())
#: Whether or not the user can select multiple lines
multiselect = d_(Bool(False))
#: Callable to use to build a unicode representation of the objects
#: (one at a time).
to_string = d_(Callable(ustr))
#: Whether or not to sort the items before inserting them.
sort = d_(Bool(True))
hug_width = set_default(str('strong'))
hug_height = set_default(str('ignore'))
# PySide requires weakrefs for using bound methods as slots.
# PyQt doesn't, but executes unsafe code if not using weakrefs.
__slots__ = '__weakref__'
def initialize(self):
"""Ensures that the selected members always have meaningful values.
"""
self._build_mapping(self.items)
if self.items:
self._do_default_selection()
super(QtListStrWidget, self).initialize()
def refresh_items(self):
"""Refresh the items displayed in the list.
This is useful after an inplace operation on the list which is not
notified.
"""
self._post_setattr_items([], self.items)
def clear_selection(self):
"""Make no item be selected.
"""
# HINT : this only gives a visual hint to the user the selected value
# is not updated.
widget = self.get_widget()
if widget is not None:
widget.clearSelection()
def create_widget(self, parent):
""" Create the QListView widget.
"""
# Create the list widget.
widget = QtWidgets.QListWidget(parent)
# Populate the widget.
self._set_widget_items(widget)
# Set the selection mode.
if self.multiselect:
mode = QtWidgets.QAbstractItemView.ExtendedSelection
selected = self.selected_items
else:
mode = QtWidgets.QAbstractItemView.SingleSelection
selected = [self.selected_item]
widget.setSelectionMode(mode)
self.proxy.widget = widget # Anticipated so that selection works
# Make sure the widget selection reflects the members.
if self.items:
self._select_on_widget(selected, widget)
widget.itemSelectionChanged.connect(self.on_selection)
return widget
def on_selection(self):
""" The signal handler for the index changed signal.
"""
if not self._guard & INDEX_GUARD:
self._guard ^= INDEX_GUARD
widget = self.get_widget()
selected = [
self._rmap[index.row()] for index in widget.selectedIndexes()
]
if selected:
if self.multiselect:
self.selected_items = selected
else:
self.selected_item = selected[0]
self._guard ^= INDEX_GUARD
# =========================================================================
# --- Private API ---------------------------------------------------------
# =========================================================================
#: Guard bit field.
_guard = Int(0)
#: Mapping between user list objects and widget list indexes.
_map = Dict()
#: Mapping between the widget list indexes and the user list objects.
_rmap = Dict()
#: String representation of the objects in the widget order.
_items = List()
def _post_setattr_items(self, old, new):
"""Update the widget content when the items changes.
"""
self._build_mapping(new)
self._set_widget_items(self.get_widget())
if new:
self._do_default_selection()
else:
if self.multiselect:
self.selected_items = []
else:
self.selected_item = None
def _post_setattr_multiselect(self, old, new):
"""Update the widget selection mode.
"""
widget = self.get_widget()
if widget is None:
return
if new:
mode = QtWidgets.QAbstractItemView.ExtendedSelection
if self.items:
self.selected_items = [self.selected_item]
else:
mode = QtWidgets.QAbstractItemView.SingleSelection
if self.items:
self.selected_item = self.selected_items[0]
widget.setSelectionMode(mode)
if self.items:
self._select_on_widget(
self.selected_items if new else [self.selected_item])
def _post_setattr_selected_item(self, old, new):
"""Update the widget when the selected item is changed externally.
"""
if not self._guard & INDEX_GUARD and self.items:
self._guard ^= INDEX_GUARD
self._select_on_widget([new])
self._guard ^= INDEX_GUARD
def _post_setattr_selected_items(self, old, new):
"""Update the widget when the selected items are changed externally.
"""
if not self._guard & INDEX_GUARD and self.items:
self._guard ^= INDEX_GUARD
self._select_on_widget(new)
self._guard ^= INDEX_GUARD
def _build_mapping(self, items):
"""Build the mapping between user objects and widget indexes.
"""
items_map = {self.to_string(o): o for o in items}
items = sorted(items_map) if self.sort else list(items_map)
self._rmap = {i: items_map[item] for i, item in enumerate(items)}
self._map = {v: k for k, v in self._rmap.items()}
self._items = items
def _set_widget_items(self, widget):
"""Set the list items sorting if necessary.
"""
if widget is not None:
widget.clearSelection()
widget.clear()
for i in self._items:
widget.addItem(i)
def _do_default_selection(self):
"""Determine the items that should be selected.
This method also ensures that the widget state reflects the member
values.
"""
items = self.items
if not self.multiselect:
if self.selected_item not in items:
self.selected_item = self._rmap[0]
else:
self._post_setattr_selected_item(None, self.selected_item)
else:
if not any(i in items for i in self.selected_items):
self.selected_items = [self._rmap[0]]
else:
items_selected = [i for i in self.selected_items if i in items]
if len(items_selected) == len(self.selected_item):
self._post_setattr_selected_items(None, items)
else:
self.selected_items = items_selected
def _select_on_widget(self, items, widget=None):
"""Select the specified items on the widget.
"""
if widget is None:
widget = self.get_widget()
if widget is not None:
widget.setCurrentItem(widget.item(0),
QtCore.QItemSelectionModel.Clear)
item_map = self._map
for n in items:
widget.setCurrentItem(widget.item(item_map[n]),
QtCore.QItemSelectionModel.Select)
class DummyEngine(BaseEngine):
"""Dummy engine used for testing.
"""
fail_perform = Bool()
waiting = Value(factory=Event)
go_on = Value(factory=Event)
should_pause = Bool()
accept_pause = Bool(True)
should_resume = Bool()
measurement_force_enqueued = Bool()
signal_resuming = Value(factory=Event)
go_on_resuming = Value(factory=Event)
signal_resumed = Value(factory=Event)
go_on_resumed = Value(factory=Event)
_stop = Bool()
def perform(self, exec_infos):
"""Simply return the exec_infos.
"""
self.measurement_force_enqueued = not exec_infos.checks
self.waiting.set()
self.progress(('test', True))
self.go_on.wait()
if self.accept_pause and self.should_pause:
self.status = 'Pausing'
sleep(0.001)
self.status = 'Paused'
while True:
if self.should_resume:
self.signal_resuming.set()
self.status = 'Resuming'
self.go_on_resuming.wait()
self.status = 'Running'
break
sleep(0.001)
self.signal_resumed.set()
self.go_on_resumed.wait()
if self._stop:
return exec_infos
self.waiting.clear()
self.go_on.clear()
exec_infos.success = False if self.fail_perform else True
return exec_infos
def pause(self):
self.should_pause = True
def resume(self):
self.should_resume = True
def stop(self, force=False):
"""Stop the execution.
"""
self._stop = True
def shutdown(self, force=False):
if force:
self.status = 'Stopped'
class ItemPreferences(_AutoPreferences):
item = d_(Value())
def get_object(self, workbench):
return self.item
class ExecutionEditorModel(Atom):
"""Model for the execution editor.
Walk all the tasks to determine which pool of tasks are defined and keep a
counter.
"""
#: Reference to the root task of the hierarchy.
root = Value()
#: List of already existing execution pools.
pools = List()
def bind_observers(self):
"""Set up the observers on the task hierarchy.
"""
counter = Counter()
self._bind_observers(self.root, counter)
self._counter = counter
self.pools = list(set(counter.elements()))
def unbind_observers(self):
"""Remove all the observer from all tasks.
"""
self._unbind_observers(self.root, Counter())
# =========================================================================
# --- Private API ---------------------------------------------------------
# =========================================================================
#: Counter keeping track of how many times each pool appear.
_counter = Typed(Counter, ())
def _bind_observers(self, task, counter):
"""Bind the observer to a specific task and its children.
"""
if isinstance(task, ComplexTask):
for m in tagged_members(task, 'child'):
task.observe(m, self._child_observer)
for m in tagged_members(task, 'child_notifier'):
task.observe(m, self._child_notifier_observer)
for child in task.gather_children():
self._bind_observers(child, counter)
pools = []
parallel = task.parallel
if parallel.get('activated'):
pool = parallel['pool']
if pool:
pools.append(pool)
wait = task.wait
if wait.get('activated'):
pools.extend(wait.get('wait', []))
pools.extend(wait.get('no_wait', []))
counter.update(pools)
task.observe('parallel', self._task_observer)
task.observe('wait', self._task_observer)
def _unbind_observers(self, task, counter):
"""Remove the observer linked to a specific task.
"""
if isinstance(task, ComplexTask):
for m in tagged_members(task, 'child'):
task.unobserve(m, self._child_observer)
for m in tagged_members(task, 'child_notifier'):
task.unobserve(m, self._child_notifier_observer)
for child in task.gather_children():
self._unbind_observers(child, counter)
pools = []
parallel = task.parallel
if parallel.get('activated'):
pool = parallel['pool']
if pool:
pools.append(pool)
wait = task.wait
if wait.get('activated'):
pools.extend(wait.get('wait', []))
pools.extend(wait.get('no_wait', []))
counter.subtract(pools)
task.unobserve('parallel', self._task_observer)
task.unobserve('wait', self._task_observer)
def _post_setattr_root(self, old, new):
"""Make sure we always observe the right root.
"""
if old:
self._unbind_observers(old, self._counter)
if new:
self.bind_observers()
def _task_observer(self, change):
"""Observer handler reacting to task change.
"""
if change['name'] == 'parallel':
activated = change['value'].get('activated')
pool = change['value'].get('pool')
if not activated and pool:
self._counter[pool] -= 1
elif activated and pool:
self._counter[pool] += 1
self._update_pools()
else:
activated = change['value'].get('activated')
wait = change['value'].get('wait', [])
no_wait = change['value'].get('no_wait', [])
counter = Counter(wait + no_wait)
if not activated and counter:
self._counter.subtract(counter)
elif activated and counter:
self._counter.update(counter)
self._update_pools()
def _child_observer(self, change):
"""Observe rtracking a member tagged with child.
"""
counter = Counter()
value = change['value']
if isinstance(value, Iterable):
for c in value:
self._bind_observers(c, counter)
elif value:
self._bind_observers(value, counter)
if 'oldvalue' in change:
value = change['oldvalue']
if isinstance(value, Iterable):
for c in value:
self._unbind_observers(c, counter)
elif value:
self._unbind_observers(value, counter)
self._counter.update(counter)
self._update_pools()
def _child_notifier_observer(self, change):
"""Keep track of children addition and removal.
"""
if change.collapsed:
for c in change.collapsed:
self._child_notifier_observer(c)
counter = Counter()
for _, child in change.removed:
self._unbind_observers(child, counter)
for _, child in change.added:
self._bind_observers(child, counter)
self._counter.update(counter)
self._update_pools()
def _update_pools(self, counter=None):
"""Update the pool with the elements having a positive count.
"""
c = counter or self._counter
self.pools = list(set(c.elements()))
class AndroidFragment(AndroidToolkitObject, ProxyFragment):
"""An Android implementation of an Enaml ProxyFragment."""
#: A reference to the fragment created by the proxy.
fragment = Typed(BridgedFragment)
#: Future set when ready
ready = Value()
def _default_ready(self):
return self.get_context().create_future()
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Initialization API
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
def create_widget(self):
"""Create the underlying widget."""
self.fragment = BridgedFragment()
def init_widget(self):
"""Initialize the underlying widget."""
super().init_widget()
f = self.fragment
f.setFragmentListener(f.getId())
f.onCreateView.connect(self.on_create_view)
f.onDestroyView.connect(self.on_destroy_view)
def destroy(self):
"""Custom destructor that deletes the fragment and removes
itself from the adapter it was added to.
"""
#: Destroy fragment
fragment = self.fragment
if fragment:
del self.fragment
super().destroy()
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# FragmentListener API
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
def on_create_view(self):
"""Trigger the click"""
d = self.declaration
changed = not d.condition
if changed:
d.condition = True
view = self.get_view()
if changed:
self.ready.set_result(True)
return view
def on_destroy_view(self):
d = self.declaration
#: Destroy if we don't want to cache it
if not d.cached:
d.condition = False
#: Delete the reference
if self.widget:
del self.widget
#: Clear the ready state again!
self.ready = self._default_ready()
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ProxyFragment API
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
def get_view(self):
"""Get the page to display. If a view has already been created and
is cached, use that otherwise initialize the view and proxy. If defer
loading is used, wrap the view in a FrameLayout and defer add view
until later.
"""
d = self.declaration
if d.cached and self.widget:
return self.widget
if d.defer_loading:
self.widget = FrameLayout(self.get_context())
app = self.get_context()
app.deferred_call(lambda: self.widget.addView(self.load_view(), 0))
else:
self.widget = self.load_view()
return self.widget
def load_view(self):
d = self.declaration
for view in d.items:
if not view.is_initialized:
view.initialize()
if not view.proxy_is_active:
view.activate_proxy()
return view.proxy.widget
def set_cached(self, cached):
pass
def set_defer_loading(self, defer):
pass
class MetadataTest(Atom):
m = Value().tag(pref=True)
class NoOpValAtom(Atom):
v = Value()
v.set_validate_mode(Validate.NoOp, None)
class SlotTest(Atom):
v = Value()
