def remove(self, size=None, wait=False, timeout=None, **kwargs):
"""
Open the slits to unblock the beam.
Parameters
----------
size : float, optional
Open the slits to a specific size. Defaults to `.nominal_aperture`.
wait : bool, optional
Wait for the status object to complete the move before returning.
timeout : float, optional
Maximum time to wait for the motion. If `None`, the default timeout
for this positioner is used.
Returns
-------
Status
`~ophyd.Status` object based on move completion.
See Also
--------
:meth:`Slits.move`
"""
# Use nominal_aperture by default
size = size or self.nominal_aperture
if size > min(self.current_aperture):
return self.move(size, wait=wait, timeout=timeout, **kwargs)
else:
status = Status()
status.set_finished()
return status
def trigger(self):
print("trigger!")
self.next_state, self.terminal, self.reward = self.cartpole_env.execute(
actions=self.action.get())
status = Status()
status.set_finished()
return status
def set(self, position, *, wait=False, timeout=None, settle_time=None,
moved_cb=None):
# In case nothing needs to be moved, just create a finished status
status = Status()
status.set_finished()
# Mono
if abs(self.get()-position) > mono.energy.tolerance.get():
mono_status = mono.energy.set(
position, wait=wait, timeout=timeout, moved_cb=moved_cb
)
status = AndStatus(status, mono_status)
# Phase retarders
for pr in [pr1, pr2, pr3]:
if pr.tracking.get():
pr_status = pr.energy.move(
position, wait=wait, timeout=timeout, moved_cb=moved_cb
)
status = AndStatus(status, pr_status)
# Undulator
if undulator.downstream.tracking.get():
und_pos = position + undulator.downstream.energy.offset.get()
und_status = undulator.downstream.energy.move(
und_pos, wait=wait, timeout=timeout, moved_cb=moved_cb
)
status = AndStatus(status, und_status)
if wait:
status_wait(status)
return status
def complete(self):
print('*** here in complete')
time.sleep(3)
self.status = Status()
self.status.done = True
self.status.success = True
return self.status
def _get_end_status(self):
"""
Return a `Status` object that will be marked done when the DAQ has
finished acquiring.
Returns
-------
end_status: `Status`
"""
logger.debug('Daq._get_end_status()')
def finish_thread(control, status):
try:
logger.debug('Daq.control.end()')
control.end()
except RuntimeError:
pass # This means we aren't running, so no need to wait
self._reset_begin()
status._finished(success=True)
logger.debug('Marked acquisition as complete')
end_status = Status(obj=self)
watcher = threading.Thread(target=finish_thread,
args=(self._control, end_status))
watcher.start()
return end_status
def _get_end_status(self):
"""
Return a `Status` object that will be marked done when the DAQ has
finished acquiring.
This will be marked as done immediately if the daq is configured to run
forever, because waiting for the end doesn't make sense in this case.
Returns
-------
end_status: `Status`
"""
logger.debug('Daq._get_end_status()')
events = self._events
duration = self._duration
if events or duration:
logger.debug('Getting end status for events=%s, duration=%s',
events, duration)
def finish_thread(control, status):
try:
logger.debug('Daq.control.end()')
control.end()
except RuntimeError:
pass # This means we aren't running, so no need to wait
self._last_stop = time.time()
self._reset_begin()
status.set_finished()
logger.debug('Marked acquisition as complete')
end_status = Status(obj=self)
watcher = threading.Thread(target=finish_thread,
args=(self._control, end_status))
watcher.start()
return end_status
else:
# Configured to run forever, say we're done so we can wait for just
# the other things in the scan
logger.debug(
'Returning finished status for infinite run with '
'events=%s, duration=%s', events, duration)
status = Status(obj=self)
status.set_finished()
return status
def set(self, value):
status = Status(obj=self, timeout=5)
self.mmc.setPosition(float(value))
self.mmc.waitForDevice(self.mmc_device_name)
self.position = self.mmc.getPosition()
status.set_finished()
return status
def trigger(self):
self.status = Status()
def run_count():
self.client.count(self.duration, callback=self._data_callback)
self.status.set_finished()
threading.Thread(target=run_count).start()
return self.status
def kickoff(self):
# do one step
print('*** here in kickoff')
self.status = Status()
self.status.done = True
self.status.success = True
# tell the control level to start the scan
self.push_socket.send_string('step')
return self.status
def threaded_status(qtbot):
status = Status()
listener = Listener()
thread = TyphonStatusThread(status)
qtbot.addWidget(listener)
thread.status_started.connect(listener.started)
thread.status_finished.connect(listener.finished)
yield listener, thread, status
if thread.isRunning():
thread.quit()
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
self.tolerance = 0.002
self.readback.subscribe(self.done.get)
self.setpoint.subscribe(self.done.get)
self._status_obj = Status(self)
# Make the default alias for the readback the name of the
# positioner itself as in EpicsMotor.
self.readback.name = self.name
def trigger(self):
"""
Called during a bluesky scan to clear the accumulated pyami data.
This must be done because the pyami.Entry objects continually
accumulate data forever. You can stop it by deleting the objects
as in `unstage`, and you can clear it here to at least start from a
clean slate.
If min_duration is zero, this will return a status already marked done
and successful. Otherwise, this will return a status that will be
marked done after min_duration seconds.
If there is a normalization detector in use and it has not been staged,
it will be staged during the first trigger in a scan.
"""
if self._entry is None:
raise RuntimeError('AmiDet %s(%s) was never staged!', self.name,
self.prefix)
if self._monitor is not None and self._monitor is not self:
if self._monitor._staged != Staged.yes:
self._monitor.unstage()
self._monitor.stage()
monitor_status = self._monitor.trigger()
else:
monitor_status = None
self._entry.clear()
if self.min_duration:
def inner(duration, status):
time.sleep(duration)
status.set_finished()
status = Status(obj=self)
Thread(target=inner, args=(self.min_duration, status)).start()
else:
status = Status(obj=self)
status.set_finished()
if monitor_status is None:
return status
else:
return status & monitor_status
def my_method(self):
self.mock()
status = Status()
def sleep_and_finish():
time.sleep(3)
status._finished()
self._thread = threading.Thread(target=sleep_and_finish)
self._thread.start()
return status
def trigger(self):
# do one step
self.status = Status()
# tell the control level to do a step in the scan
# to-do: pass it the motor positions, ideally both
# requested/measured positions.
# maybe don't launch the step directly here
# with a daqstate command, since it would block
# the event-loop?
self.push_socket.send_string('running') # BeginStep
self.push_socket.send_string('starting') # EndStep
return self.status
def _status_done(self):
# Create status that checks when the timestamp updates.
status = Status(self.timestamp, settle_time=0.01)
def _set_finished(**kwargs):
status.set_finished()
self.timestamp.clear_sub(_set_finished)
self.timestamp.subscribe(_set_finished, event_type='value', run=False)
return status
def trigger(self):
hdf5_st = Status()
# callback to watch for the hdf5 plugin to finish, not needed for AD >= 3.3
def cb(value, **kwargs):
if value == 0:
hdf5_st._finished()
self.hdf1.write_file.clear_sub(cb)
# subscribe before we start running but don't run on current value
# should not matter, but belt and suspenders.
self.hdf1.write_file.subscribe(cb, run=False)
st = super().trigger()
return st & hdf5_st
def set(self, value, timeout=10):
"""Find the Home pulse in either forward or reverse direction."""
if not hasattr(self, value):
raise KeyError("either 'forward' or 'reverse'" f", not: '{value}'")
signal = getattr(self, value)
st = Status(self, timeout=timeout)
def put_cb(**kwargs):
st._finished(success=True)
signal.put(1, use_complete=True, callback=put_cb)
st.wait(timeout=timeout)
return st
def test_logger_adapter_status():
log_buffer = io.StringIO()
log_stream = logging.StreamHandler(stream=log_buffer)
log_stream.setFormatter(log.LogFormatter())
log.logger.addHandler(log_stream)
status = Status()
status.log.info("here is some info")
assert log_buffer.getvalue().endswith(
f"[{str(status)}] here is some info\n")
status.set_finished()
status.log.info("here is more info")
assert log_buffer.getvalue().endswith(
f"[{str(status)}] here is more info\n")
def set(self, value):
status = Status()
def write_and_wait():
# This blocks until the write is accepted, which in this case means
# the write is complete. Do not use this approach for a motor or
# something that takes time to execute the write.
try:
self._attribute_proxy.write(value)
except Exception as exc:
status.set_exception(exc)
else:
status.set_finished()
threading.Thread(target=write_and_wait).start()
return status
def trigger(self):
# do one step
self.status = Status()
# tell the control level to do a step in the scan
# to-do: pass it the motor positions, ideally both
# requested/measured positions.
# maybe don't launch the step directly here
# with a daqstate command, since it would block
# the event-loop?
print('*** here in trigger', self.motor.position, self.motor.read())
# this dict should be put into beginstep phase1 json
motor_dict = {
'motor1': self.motor.position,
'motor2': self.motor.position
}
self.push_socket.send_string('running') # BeginStep
self.push_socket.send_string('starting') # EndStep
return self.status
def bad_set(mirror, cmd=None, **kwargs):
logger.info("{0}Setting Attributes. (BAD)".format(mirror.log_pref))
logger.debug("{0}Setting: CMD:{1}, {2} (BAD)".format(
mirror.log_pref, cmd, kwargs))
err = 0.1
if cmd in ("IN", "OUT"):
pass # If these were removable we'd implement it here
elif cmd is not None:
# Here is where we move the pitch motor if a value is set
cmd += err
mirror.sim_pitch = cmd
return mirror.pitch.set(cmd)
mirror.sim_x = kwargs.get('x', mirror.sim_x)
mirror.sim_z = kwargs.get('z', mirror.sim_z)
mirror.sim_pitch = kwargs.get('pitch', mirror.sim_pitch)
for motor in mirror.motors:
motor_params = motor.read()
for key in kwargs.keys():
if key in motor_params:
# Add error term to sets
motor.set(kwargs[key] + err)
return Status(done=True, success=True)
def set(self, value):
"""Set value of signal. Sets value of redis key to the serialized dictionary of value and timestamp.
Returns
-------
st : Status
The status object is set to finished on successful write to redis, or an exception is set if redis.ConnectionError is raised.
"""
st = Status(self)
try:
server_time = self._r.time()
ts = server_time[0] + server_time[1] / 1000000
self._r.set(
self._key,
self._serializer({
"value": value,
"timestamp": ts
}),
)
except redis.ConnectionError as e:
st.set_exception(e)
st.set_finished()
return st
def trigger(self):
"""
Perform one training step:
- read the next agent action from the self.action signal
- execute that action in the cartpole environment
- record the new state of the environment
- record the agent's reward
- record whether the cartpole episode has terminated
- if the game has terminated reset the cartpole environment
Returns
-------
action_status: Status
a status object in the `finished` state
"""
_next_state, _terminal, _reward = self.cartpole_env.execute(
actions=self.action.get())
self.next_state.put(_next_state)
self.terminal.put(_terminal)
self.reward.put(_reward)
# self.cartpole_env indicates two different terminal conditions:
# terminal==1 -- the pole fell over
# terminal==2 -- the maximum number of timesteps have been taken
if self.terminal.get() > 0:
# the game has ended, so reset the environment
self.state_after_reset.put(self.cartpole_env.reset())
else:
# the game is not over yet, so self.state_after_reset has no information
self.state_after_reset.put(
np.asarray([math.nan, math.nan, math.nan, math.nan]))
action_status = Status()
action_status.set_finished()
return action_status
def move(self, position, wait=True, **kwargs):
"""
Moves the undulator energy.
Currently, the backlash has to be handled within Bluesky. The actual
motion is done by `self._move` using threading. kwargs are passed to
PVPositioner.move().
Parameters
----------
position : float
Position to move to
wait : boolean, optional
Flag to block the execution until motion is completed.
Returns
-------
status : Status
"""
self._status_obj = Status(self)
# If position is in the the deadband -> do nothing.
if abs(position - self.readback.get()) <= self.tolerance:
self._status_obj.set_finished()
# Otherwise -> let's move!
else:
thread = Thread(target=self._move,
args=(position, ),
kwargs=kwargs)
thread.start()
if wait:
status_wait(self._status_obj)
return self._status_obj
def kickoff(self):
print('kickoff', self.name)
if self._twin_adc is None:
raise ValueError("ADC must have a twin")
if self._twin_adc._kickoff_adc is False:
self._ready_to_collect = True
"Start writing data into the file."
# set_and_wait(self.enable_sel, 0)
st = self.enable_sel.set(0)
self._kickoff_adc = True
return st
else:
print("ADC {} was kicked off by {} already".format(
self.name, self._twin_adc.name))
self._ready_to_collect = True
#reset kickoff
self._kickoff_adc = False
#reset twin
self._twin_adc._kickoff_adc = False
st = Status()
st._finished()
return st
def kickoff(self, events=None, duration=None, use_l3t=None, controls=None):
"""
Begin acquisition. This method is non-blocking.
See `begin` for a description of the parameters.
This method does not supply arguments for configuration parameters, it
supplies arguments directly to ``pydaq.Control.begin``. It will
configure before running if there are queued configuration changes.
This is part of the ``bluesky`` ``Flyer`` interface.
Returns
-------
ready_status: ``Status``
``Status`` that will be marked as done when the daq has begun.
"""
logger.debug('Daq.kickoff()')
self._check_duration(duration)
if self._desired_config or not self.configured:
try:
self.configure()
except StateTransitionError:
err = ('Illegal reconfigure with {} during an open run. End '
'the current run with daq.end_run() before running '
'with a new configuration'.format(self._desired_config))
logger.debug(err, exc_info=True)
raise StateTransitionError(err)
def start_thread(control, status, events, duration, use_l3t, controls):
tmo = BEGIN_TIMEOUT
dt = 0.1
logger.debug('Make sure daq is ready to begin')
# Stop and start if we already started
if self.state == 'Running':
self.stop()
# It can take up to 0.4s after a previous begin to be ready
while tmo > 0:
if self.state in ('Configured', 'Open'):
break
else:
tmo -= dt
if self.state in ('Configured', 'Open'):
begin_args = self._begin_args(events, duration, use_l3t,
controls)
logger.debug('daq.control.begin(%s)', begin_args)
control.begin(**begin_args)
# Cache these so we know what the most recent begin was told
self._begin = dict(events=events,
duration=duration,
use_l3t=use_l3t,
controls=controls)
logger.debug('Marking kickoff as complete')
status._finished(success=True)
else:
logger.debug('Marking kickoff as failed')
status._finished(success=False)
begin_status = Status(obj=self)
watcher = threading.Thread(target=start_thread,
args=(self._control, begin_status, events,
duration, use_l3t, controls))
watcher.start()
return begin_status
def trigger(self):
status = Status(obj=self, timeout=5)
status.set_finished()
return status
def trigger(self):
status = Status(obj=self, timeout=5)
# status.add_callback(self.callback)
self.mmc.waitForDevice(self.mmc_device_name)
status.set_finished()
return status
def status(qtbot):
status = Status()
return status
def bad_set(yag, cmd=None, **kwargs):
logger.info("{0}Setting Attributes. (BAD)".format(yag.log_pref))
logger.debug("{0}Setting: CMD:{1}, {2} (BAD)".format(
yag.log_pref, cmd, kwargs))
return Status(done=True, success=False)