Example #1
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    def _store_entry(self, source):
        """
        When the textfield of `source` has been edited (flag `self.spec_edited` =  True),
        transform the amplitude spec back to linear unit setting and store it
        in filter dict.
        This is triggered by `QEvent.focusOut`

        Spec entries are *always* stored in linear units; only the
        displayed values are adapted to the amplitude unit, not the dictionary!
        """
        if self.spec_edited:
            unit = str(self.cmbUnitsA.currentText())
            filt_type = fb.fil[0]['ft']
            amp_label = str(source.objectName())
            amp_value = safe_eval(source.text(), fb.data_old)
            fb.fil[0].update({amp_label:unit2lin(amp_value, filt_type, amp_label, unit)})
            self.sigSpecsChanged.emit() # -> filter_specs
            self.spec_edited = False # reset flag
        self.load_dict()
Example #2
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    def _store_entry(self, source):
        """
        When the textfield of `source` has been edited (flag `self.spec_edited` =  True),
        transform the amplitude spec back to linear unit setting and store it
        in filter dict.
        This is triggered by `QEvent.focusOut`

        Spec entries are *always* stored in linear units; only the
        displayed values are adapted to the amplitude unit, not the dictionary!
        """
        if self.spec_edited:
            unit = str(self.cmbUnitsA.currentText())
            filt_type = fb.fil[0]['ft']
            amp_label = str(source.objectName())
            amp_value = safe_eval(source.text(), fb.data_old)
            fb.fil[0].update({amp_label:unit2lin(amp_value, filt_type, amp_label, unit)})
            self.sigSpecsChanged.emit() # -> filter_specs
            self.spec_edited = False # reset flag
        self.load_dict()