def __init__(self, name, description, units, stype, device, proxy,
*formatted_params):
self.basename = name
self.device = device
stype = Sensor.parse_type(stype)
params = Sensor.parse_params(stype, formatted_params)
Sensor.__init__(self, stype, device.name + '.' + name, description,
units, params=params)
def add_sensors(self, sensor_infos):
"""Add fake sensors
sensor_infos is a dict <sensor-name> : (
<description>, <unit>, <sensor-type>, <params>*)
The sensor info is string-reprs of whatever they are, as they would be on
the wire in a real KATCP connection. Values are passed to a katcp.Message object,
so some automatic conversions are done, hence it is OK to pass numbers without
stringifying them.
"""
# Check sensor validity. parse_type() and parse_params should raise if not OK
for s_name, s_info in sensor_infos.items():
s_type = Sensor.parse_type(s_info[2])
s_params = Sensor.parse_params(s_type, s_info[3:])
self.fake_sensor_infos.update(sensor_infos)
self._fic._interface_changed.set()
def add_sensors(self, sensor_infos):
"""Add fake sensors
sensor_infos is a dict <sensor-name> : (
<description>, <unit>, <sensor-type>, <params>*)
The sensor info is string-reprs of whatever they are, as they would be on
the wire in a real KATCP connection. Values are passed to a katcp.Message object,
so some automatic conversions are done, hence it is OK to pass numbers without
stringifying them.
"""
# Check sensor validity. parse_type() and parse_params should raise if not OK
for s_name, s_info in sensor_infos.items():
s_type = Sensor.parse_type(s_info[2])
s_params = Sensor.parse_params(s_type, s_info[3:])
self.fake_sensor_infos.update(sensor_infos)
self._fic._interface_changed.set()
