def init_plugin():
# Register a sector count logger
global logger
logger = datalog.defineLogger('OCCUPANCYLOG', 'Sector count log')
# Configuration parameters
config = {
'plugin_name': 'SECTORCOUNT',
'plugin_type': 'sim',
'update_interval': 3.0,
'update': update
}
stackfunctions = {
# The command name for your function
'SECTORCOUNT': [
# A short usage string. This will be printed if you type HELP <name> in the BlueSky console
'SECTORCOUNT LIST OR ADD sectorname or REMOVE sectorname',
# A list of the argument types your function accepts. For a description of this, see ...
'txt,[txt]',
# The name of your function in this plugin
sectorcount,
# a longer help text of your function.
'Add/remove/list sectors for occupancy count'
]
}
# init_plugin() should always return these two dicts.
return config, stackfunctions
def init_plugin():
# Register a sector count logger
global logger
logger = datalog.defineLogger('OCCUPANCYLOG', 'Sector count log')
# Configuration parameters
config = {
'plugin_name': 'SECTORCOUNT',
'plugin_type': 'sim',
'update_interval': 3.0,
'update': update
}
stackfunctions = {
# The command name for your function
'SECTORCOUNT': [
# A short usage string. This will be printed if you type HELP <name> in the BlueSky console
'SECTORCOUNT LIST OR ADD sectorname or REMOVE sectorname',
# A list of the argument types your function accepts. For a description of this, see ...
'txt,[txt]',
# The name of your function in this plugin
sectorcount,
# a longer help text of your function.
'Add/remove/list sectors for occupancy count']
}
# init_plugin() should always return these two dicts.
return config, stackfunctions
def __init__(self):
super(Area, self).__init__()
# Parameters of area
self.active = False
self.dt = 5.0 # [s] frequency of area check (simtime)
self.name = None
self.swtaxi = False # Default OFF: Doesn't do anything. See comments of set_taxi fucntion below.
# The FLST logger
self.logger = datalog.defineLogger('FLSTLOG', header)
with RegisterElementParameters(self):
self.inside = np.array([], dtype=np.bool) # In test area or not
self.distance2D = np.array([])
self.distance3D = np.array([])
self.work = np.array([])
self.create_time = np.array([])
def __init__(self):
super(Area, self).__init__()
# Parameters of area
self.active = False
self.dt = 5.0 # [s] frequency of area check (simtime)
self.name = None
self.swtaxi = False # Default OFF: Doesn't do anything. See comments of set_taxi fucntion below.
# The FLST logger
self.logger = datalog.defineLogger('FLSTLOG', header)
with RegisterElementParameters(self):
self.inside = np.array([],dtype = np.bool) # In test area or not
self.distance2D = np.array([])
self.distance3D = np.array([])
self.work = np.array([])
self.create_time = np.array([])
def __init__(self):
super(Area, self).__init__()
# Parameters of area
self.active = False
self.dt = traf.asas.dtasas # [s] frequency of area check (simtime)
self.name = None
self.swtaxi = False # Default OFF: Doesn't do anything. See comments of set_taxi fucntion below.
self.inconf = traf.asas.inconf
# The FLST logger
self.logger = datalog.defineLogger('FLSTLOG', header)
self.data_collection_count = 0
self.count_relevancy = 0
#Clean ASAS variables
traf.asas.clearconfdb()
with RegisterElementParameters(self):
#self.inside = np.array([],dtype = np.bool) # In test area or not
self.distance2D = np.array([])
#self.distance3D = np.array([])
self.work = np.array([])