cfg['qtlab'] = False
cfg['new_data_structure'] = False
# plot related config settings
cfg['plot_engine'] = 'qkit.gui.qviewkit.main'
# message handling related port setting defaults
cfg['info_port'] = 5600 # this is the port we can listen on messages (signals) told by qkit
cfg['info_host'] = 'localhost' # this is the host we can listen on messages
cfg['ask_port'] = 5700 # this is the port rpc could use
cfg['ask_host'] = 'localhost' # as above
# if qtlab is used (qt_cfg exists and qt_cfg['qtlab']):
# qkit config entries are overridden by the qtlab ones
try:
from qkit.core.lib.config import get_config
qt_cfg = get_config()
in_qt = qt_cfg.get('qtlab', False)
except ImportError:
in_qt = False
if in_qt:
for entry in qt_cfg.get_all():
if entry in cfg.keys():
cfg[entry] = qt_cfg[entry]
# there can also be a local config file for qkit (qkit/config/local.py) with variable cfg_local = {...}
try:
from qkit.config.local import cfg_local
for entry in cfg_local.iterkeys():
cfg[entry] = cfg_local[entry]
except ImportError:
from gettext import gettext as _L
from qkit.core.lib import calltimer
#from lib.network.object_sharer import SharedGObject, cache_result # YS: try to get rid of 32bit gobject from pygtk
# YS: networking interface is planned to be rewritten
import numpy as np
import logging
#import qkit.core.qt as qt # YS: import problems somehow related to an import loop between instrument -> qt -> instruments -> instrument
#import qt
# YS: this problem can be reproduced with test1.py and test2.py externally.
from qkit.core.qtflow import get_flowcontrol
flow = get_flowcontrol()
msleep = flow.measurement_idle # YS: instead of importing qt, import the required tools from qtflow directly
from qkit.core.lib.config import get_config
_config = get_config()
class Instrument(object):#(SharedGObject): # YS: try to get rid of 32bit gobject from pygtk
"""
Base class for instruments.
Usage:
Instrument.get(<variable name or list>)
Instrument.set(<variable name or list>)
Implement an instrument:
In __init__ call self.add_variable(<name>, <option dict>)
Implement _do_get_<variable> and _do_set_<variable> functions
"""
#__gsignals__ = {
cfg['qtlab'] = False
cfg['new_data_structure'] = False
# plot related config settings
cfg['plot_engine'] = 'qkit.gui.qviewkit.main'
# message handling related port setting defaults
cfg['info_port'] = 5600 # this is the port we can listen on messages (signals) told by qkit
cfg['info_host'] = 'localhost' # this is the host we can listen on messages
cfg['ask_port'] = 5700 # this is the port rpc could use
cfg['ask_host'] = 'localhost' # as above
# if qtlab is used (qt_cfg exists and qt_cfg['qtlab']):
# qkit config entries are overridden by the qtlab ones
try:
from qkit.core.lib.config import get_config
qt_cfg = get_config()
in_qt = qt_cfg.get('qtlab', False)
except ImportError:
in_qt = False
if in_qt:
for entry in qt_cfg.get_all():
if entry in cfg.keys():
cfg[entry] = qt_cfg[entry]
# there can also be a local config file for qkit (qkit/config/local.py) with variable cfg_local = {...}
try:
from qkit.config.local import cfg_local
for entry in cfg_local.iterkeys():
cfg[entry] = cfg_local[entry]
except ImportError: