Python send_object Examples

Example #1

File: telemetry.py Project: nickarsov/TauLabs

    def __handle_handshake(self, obj):
        if obj.name == "UAVO_FlightTelemetryStats":
            # Handle the telemetry handshaking

            (DISCONNECTED, HANDSHAKE_REQ, HANDSHAKE_ACK, CONNECTED) = (0,1,2,3)

            if obj.Status == DISCONNECTED:
                # Request handshake
                print "Disconnected"
                send_obj = self.__make_handshake(HANDSHAKE_REQ)
            elif obj.Status == HANDSHAKE_ACK:
                # Say connected
                print "Handshake ackd"
                send_obj = self.__make_handshake(CONNECTED)
            elif obj.Status == CONNECTED:
                print "Connected"
                send_obj = self.__make_handshake(CONNECTED)

            self._send(uavtalk.send_object(send_obj))

Example #2

File: telemetry.py Project: peabody124/TauLabs

    def __handle_handshake(self, obj):
        if obj.name == "UAVO_FlightTelemetryStats":
            # Handle the telemetry handshaking

            (DISCONNECTED, HANDSHAKE_REQ, HANDSHAKE_ACK, CONNECTED) = (0, 1, 2,
                                                                       3)

            if obj.Status == DISCONNECTED:
                # Request handshake
                print "Disconnected"
                send_obj = self.__make_handshake(HANDSHAKE_REQ)
            elif obj.Status == HANDSHAKE_ACK:
                # Say connected
                print "Handshake ackd"
                send_obj = self.__make_handshake(CONNECTED)
            elif obj.Status == CONNECTED:
                print "Connected"
                send_obj = self.__make_handshake(CONNECTED)

            self._send(uavtalk.send_object(send_obj))

Example #3

File: telemetry.py Project: d-ronin/autotown

 def send_object(self, obj):
     self._send(uavtalk.send_object(obj))

Example #4

 def send_object(self, obj):
     self._send(uavtalk.send_object(obj))