Python compile_labscript_with_globals_files_async Beispiele

Beispiel #1

Datei: compile_and_restart.py Projekt: labscript-suite-bitbucket-archive-old/zachglassman-blacs--forked-from--labscript_suite-blacs

 def compile(self):
     self.ui.compile.setEnabled(False)
     self.ui.cancel.setEnabled(False)
     self.ui.restart.setEnabled(False)
     self.ui.label.setText('Recompiling connection table')
     runmanager.compile_labscript_with_globals_files_async(
         self.labscript_file, self.globals_files, self.tempfilename,
         self.output_box.port, self.finished_compiling)

Beispiel #2

Datei: compile_and_restart.py Projekt: labscript-suite-bitbucket-archive-old/spielman-blacs--forked-from--labscript_suite-blacs

    def compile(self):
        self.ui.compile.setEnabled(False)
        self.ui.cancel.setEnabled(False)
        self.ui.restart.setEnabled(False)
        self.ui.label.setText('Recompiling connection table')

        # TODO: why are we calling runmanager here rather than using the info
        # in the file to do it?

        runmanager.compile_labscript_with_globals_files_async(
            self.labscript_file, self.globals_files, self.tempfilename,
            self.sequence_id_format, "", self.output_box.port,
            self.finished_compiling)

Beispiel #3

Datei: compile_and_restart.py Projekt: specialforcea/labscriptsuite

 def compile(self):
     self.ui.compile.setEnabled(False)
     self.ui.cancel.setEnabled(False)
     self.ui.restart.setEnabled(False)
     self.ui.label.setText('Recompiling connection table')
     
     # TODO: why are we calling runmanager here rather than using the info
     # in the file to do it?
             
     
     runmanager.compile_labscript_with_globals_files_async(self.labscript_file,
         self.globals_files, self.tempfilename, self.sequence_id_format, "", 
         self.output_box.port, self.finished_compiling)