Then, draw_table is called to append the table values to the interface (later, this method may be called to refresh screen)
Values and header info is are hardcoded here and in ConsoleInterface declaration, respectively.
"""
from table import Table
from interface import ConsoleInterface
data = Table('data')
time = ['19:00:32', '19:00:32', '19:00:33', '19:00:34']
temp = ['23.0', '23.0', '23.0', '23.0']
fbar = ['0.0', '12.0', '87.2', '0.0']
ilux = ['60.1', '69.1', '62.1', '62.1']
console = ConsoleInterface(data) # binds data table to interface object
console.init_interface() # prints header
def build_rows(ptime, ptemp, pfbar, pilux):
rows = []
if len(ptime) == len(ptemp) == len(pfbar) == len(pilux):
for x, val in enumerate(ptime):
rows.append([ptime[x], ptemp[x], pfbar[x], pilux[x]])
else:
print 'ERROR: Data values not the same lenght.'
return rows
data.add_rows(build_rows(time, temp, fbar, ilux))
#temp_values = [float(y) for y in m_temp]
#fbar_values = [float(y) for y in m_fbar]
#lint_values = [float(y) for y in m_lint]
row = [str(m_time), m_temp, m_fbar, m_lint] #data are float values
return row
#### Code itself ####
# Objects declaration
ard = SerialArduino(port, baud_rate)
txt = FileHandler(user_file)
dat = Table('data')
cli = ConsoleInterface(dat) # binds data table to interface object
cli.init_interface() # prints header
op = cli.start_menu()
if op.upper() == 'Y':
#cli.setup_interface()
user_file = raw_input('Type TXT file name: ')
txt.set_name(user_file)
cli.show_warning('Hit Ctrl-C to stop acquisition')
cli.getch()
### !!! BIG INCONSISTENCY RIGHT HERE !!!
ard.write('C0') # stops Arduino just in case
# temp_values = [float(y) for y in m_temp]
# fbar_values = [float(y) for y in m_fbar]
# lint_values = [float(y) for y in m_lint]
row = [str(m_time), m_temp, m_fbar, m_lint] # data are float values
return row
#### Code itself ####
# Objects declaration
ard = SerialArduino(port, baud_rate)
txt = FileHandler(user_file)
dat = Table("data")
cli = ConsoleInterface(dat) # binds data table to interface object
cli.init_interface() # prints header
op = cli.start_menu()
if op.upper() == "Y":
# cli.setup_interface()
user_file = raw_input("Type TXT file name: ")
txt.set_name(user_file)
cli.show_warning("Hit Ctrl-C to stop acquisition")
cli.getch()
### !!! BIG INCONSISTENCY RIGHT HERE !!!
ard.write("C0") # stops Arduino just in case
Then, draw_table is called to append the table values to the interface (later, this method may be called to refresh screen)
Values and header info is are hardcoded here and in ConsoleInterface declaration, respectively.
"""
from table import Table
from interface import ConsoleInterface
data = Table("data")
time = ["19:00:32", "19:00:32", "19:00:33", "19:00:34"]
temp = ["23.0", "23.0", "23.0", "23.0"]
fbar = ["0.0", "12.0", "87.2", "0.0"]
ilux = ["60.1", "69.1", "62.1", "62.1"]
console = ConsoleInterface(data) # binds data table to interface object
console.init_interface() # prints header
def build_rows(ptime, ptemp, pfbar, pilux):
rows = []
if len(ptime) == len(ptemp) == len(pfbar) == len(pilux):
for x, val in enumerate(ptime):
rows.append([ptime[x], ptemp[x], pfbar[x], pilux[x]])
else:
print "ERROR: Data values not the same lenght."
return rows
data.add_rows(build_rows(time, temp, fbar, ilux))