def array_put_callback(self, value, req_type, count, callback, *user_args):
"""Write a value or array of values to a channel and execute the user
supplied callback after the put has completed.
Parameters:
value: data to be written. For multiple values use a list or tuple.
req_type: database request type. Defaults to be the native data type.
count: number of data values to write, Defaults to be the native count.
callback: function called when the write is completed.
*user_args: user provided arguments that are passed to callback when
it is invoked.
>>> def putCB(epicsArgs, userArgs):
... print ca.name(epicsArgs['chid']), 'put completed'
>>> chan = CaChannel('catest')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.array_put_callback(145, None, None, putCB)
>>> status = chan.pend_event(1)
catest put completed
>>> chan = CaChannel('cabo')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.array_put_callback('Busy', ca.DBR_STRING, None, putCB)
>>> status = chan.pend_event(1)
cabo put completed
>>> chan = CaChannel('cawave')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.array_put_callback([1,2,3], None, None, putCB)
>>> status = chan.pend_event(1)
cawave put completed
>>> chan = CaChannel('cawavec')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.array_put_callback('123', None, None, putCB)
>>> status = chan.pend_event(1)
cawavec put completed
"""
if req_type is None: req_type = -1
val = self._setup_put(value, req_type, count)
self._callbacks['putCB']=(callback, user_args)
try:
ca.put(self.__chid, val, None, self._put_callback, req_type)
except ca.error,msg:
raise CaChannelException,msg
def array_put_callback(self, value, req_type, count, callback, *user_args):
"""Write a value or array of values to a channel and execute the user
supplied callback after the put has completed.
Parameters:
value: data to be written. For multiple values use a list or tuple.
req_type: database request type. Defaults to be the native data type.
count: number of data values to write, Defaults to be the native count.
callback: function called when the write is completed.
*user_args: user provided arguments that are passed to callback when
it is invoked.
>>> def putCB(epicsArgs, userArgs):
... print ca.name(epicsArgs['chid']), 'put completed'
>>> chan = CaChannel('catest')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.array_put_callback(145, None, None, putCB)
>>> status = chan.pend_event(1)
catest put completed
>>> chan = CaChannel('cabo')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.array_put_callback('Busy', ca.DBR_STRING, None, putCB)
>>> status = chan.pend_event(1)
cabo put completed
>>> chan = CaChannel('cawave')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.array_put_callback([1,2,3], None, None, putCB)
>>> status = chan.pend_event(1)
cawave put completed
>>> chan = CaChannel('cawavec')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.array_put_callback('123', None, None, putCB)
>>> status = chan.pend_event(1)
cawavec put completed
"""
if req_type is None: req_type = -1
val = self._setup_put(value, req_type, count)
self._callbacks['putCB'] = (callback, user_args)
try:
ca.put(self.__chid, val, None, self._put_callback, req_type)
except ca.error, msg:
raise CaChannelException, msg
def putw(self, value, req_type=None):
"""Write a value or array of values to a channel
Parameters:
value: data to be written. For multiple values use a list or tuple
req_type: database request type. Defaults to be the native data type.
>>> chan = CaChannel('catest')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.putw(145)
>>> chan.getw()
145.0
>>> chan = CaChannel('cabo')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.putw('Busy', ca.DBR_STRING)
>>> chan.getw()
1
>>> chan.getw(ca.DBR_STRING)
'Busy'
>>> chan = CaChannel('cawave')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.putw([1,2,3])
>>> chan.getw(req_type=ca.DBR_LONG,count=4)
[1, 2, 3, 0]
>>> chan = CaChannel('cawavec')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.putw('123')
>>> chan.getw(count=4)
[49, 50, 51, 0]
>>> chan = CaChannel('cawaves')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.putw(['string 1','string 2'])
>>> chan.getw()
['string 1', 'string 2', '']
"""
if req_type is None: req_type = -1
val = self._setup_put(value, req_type)
try:
ca.put(self.__chid, val, None, None, req_type)
except ca.error,msg:
raise CaChannelException,msg
def putw(self, value, req_type=None):
"""Write a value or array of values to a channel
Parameters:
value: data to be written. For multiple values use a list or tuple
req_type: database request type. Defaults to be the native data type.
>>> chan = CaChannel('catest')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.putw(145)
>>> chan.getw()
145.0
>>> chan = CaChannel('cabo')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.putw('Busy', ca.DBR_STRING)
>>> chan.getw()
1
>>> chan.getw(ca.DBR_STRING)
'Busy'
>>> chan = CaChannel('cawave')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.putw([1,2,3])
>>> chan.getw(req_type=ca.DBR_LONG,count=4)
[1, 2, 3, 0]
>>> chan = CaChannel('cawavec')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.putw('123')
>>> chan.getw(count=4)
[49, 50, 51, 0]
>>> chan = CaChannel('cawaves')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.putw(['string 1','string 2'])
>>> chan.getw()
['string 1', 'string 2', '']
"""
if req_type is None: req_type = -1
val = self._setup_put(value, req_type)
try:
ca.put(self.__chid, val, None, None, req_type)
except ca.error, msg:
raise CaChannelException, msg
def array_put(self, value, req_type=None, count=None):
"""Write a value or array of values to a channel
Parameters:
value: data to be written. For multiple values use a list or tuple
req_type: database request type. Defaults to be the native data type.
count: number of data values to write, Defaults to be the native count.
>>> chan = CaChannel('catest')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.array_put(123)
>>> chan.pend_io(1)
>>> chan.getw()
123.0
>>> chan = CaChannel('cabo')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.array_put('Busy', ca.DBR_STRING)
>>> chan.pend_io(1)
>>> chan.getw()
1
>>> chan = CaChannel('cawave')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.array_put([1,2,3])
>>> chan.pend_io(1)
>>> chan.getw()
[1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0]
>>> chan = CaChannel('cawavec')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.array_put('1234',count=3)
>>> chan.pend_io(1)
>>> chan.getw(count=4)
[49, 50, 51, 0]
"""
if req_type is None: req_type = -1
val = self._setup_put(value, req_type, count)
try:
ca.put(self.__chid, val, None, None, req_type)
except ca.error,msg:
raise CaChannelException,msg
def array_put(self, value, req_type=None, count=None):
"""Write a value or array of values to a channel
Parameters:
value: data to be written. For multiple values use a list or tuple
req_type: database request type. Defaults to be the native data type.
count: number of data values to write, Defaults to be the native count.
>>> chan = CaChannel('catest')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.array_put(123)
>>> chan.pend_io(1)
>>> chan.getw()
123.0
>>> chan = CaChannel('cabo')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.array_put('Busy', ca.DBR_STRING)
>>> chan.pend_io(1)
>>> chan.getw()
1
>>> chan = CaChannel('cawave')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.array_put([1,2,3])
>>> chan.pend_io(1)
>>> chan.getw()
[1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0]
>>> chan = CaChannel('cawavec')
>>> chan.searchw()
>>> chan.array_put('1234',count=3)
>>> chan.pend_io(1)
>>> chan.getw(count=4)
[49, 50, 51, 0]
"""
if req_type is None: req_type = -1
val = self._setup_put(value, req_type, count)
try:
ca.put(self.__chid, val, None, None, req_type)
except ca.error, msg:
raise CaChannelException, msg
