def prepare_tabledata(self):
if self.s == None:
self.tableData = [['', '', '', '', False]]
else:
self.tableData = []
for l in self.s:
idstr = l[0]
pvname = l[1]
# read PV value
curval = "---"
restore_flag = l[2]
try:
ipv = PVUtil.createPV(pvname, self.widget)
curval = PVUtil.getString(ipv)
except:
restore_flag = False
if self.savemode:
self.tableData.append(
[pvname, idstr, curval, restore_flag])
else:
self.tableData.append(
[pvname, idstr, curval, '---', restore_flag])
if self.savemode:
self.colNames = TABLE_HEADER_SAVEMODE
else:
self.colNames = TABLE_HEADER_LOADMODE
self.dataModel = MyTableModel(self.tableData,
self.colNames,
savemode=self.savemode)
def get_motor_pvs():
"""
Get the PVs containing the names of the motors associated with the specified soft motors
"""
motor_pvs = []
for name in [PVUtil.getString(pv) for pv in pvs[1:]]: # pvs[0] is for the number of motors
if is_unexpanded_macro(name) or len(name) == 0:
motor_pvs.append(None)
else:
# Associate all PVs with the top-level display for ease. Shouldn't be any conflict
motor_pvs.append(PVUtil.createPV(display.getMacroValue("P") + name + ":MOTOR", display))
return motor_pvs
if element == -1 and voltage != 0:
message.setPropertyValue("text", "Choose an element.")
elif voltage == 0 and element != -1:
message.setPropertyValue("text", "Choose a voltage value.")
elif voltage == 0 and element == -1:
message.setPropertyValue("text", "Choose a voltage value and an element.")
else:
PVUtil.createPV("CB:HV:ELEMENT:%s:set_volt" % (element), widget).setValue(voltage)
######################## Element -> File ###########################
if radio_target == "Element" and radio_source == "File":
if element == -1 and filepath != "":
message.setPropertyValue("text", "Choose an element.")
elif filepath == "" and element != -1:
message.setPropertyValue("text", "Choose a filepath.")
elif filepath == "" and element == -1:
from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import PVUtil
from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import WidgetUtil
from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import DataUtil
from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import ConsoleUtil
pv_rbv_name = widget.getPropertyValue("pv_name") + "_RBV"
pv_rbv = PVUtil.createPV(pv_rbv_name, widget)
while (True):
if (pv_rbv.isConnected()):
pv_rbv_val = PVUtil.getDouble(pv_rbv)
pv_setter = widget.getPV()
pv_setter.setValue(pv_rbv_val)
break
from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import ConsoleUtil
from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import PVUtil
from org.csstudio.simplepv import IPVListener
class MyPVListener(IPVListener.Stub):
def valueChanged(self, pv):
if pv.getValue().getValue():
widget.setPropertyValue("visible", True)
else:
widget.setPropertyValue("visible", False)
# Set widget invisible so that it will not show up if we fail to connect.
widget.setPropertyValue("visible", False)
# Read script 'arguments' from local String PV.
pv_string = PVUtil.getString(pvs[0])
pv = PVUtil.createPV(pv_string, widget)
pv.addListener(MyPVListener())
from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import PVUtil
from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import ConsoleUtil
from time import sleep
remote_pv = widget.getPV();
setpoint_pv = PVUtil.createPV(widget.getPropertyValue("pv_name")+":SP", widget)
current_value = int(PVUtil.getDouble(remote_pv))
for _ in range(10):
if remote_pv.isConnected() and setpoint_pv.isConnected():
setpoint_pv.setValue(1 if current_value==0 else 0)
break
else:
sleep(0.1)
else:
ConsoleUtil.writeError("Error: Unable to connect to rate PVs")
