def refresh_port_list(self):
""" Populates the list of available serial ports in the machine.
May not work under windows at all. Would then require the user to
provide the proper port. Either via command line or typing it into the
combobox.
"""
candidate = None
for i in range(self.combo_serialports.count()):
self.combo_serialports.removeItem(0)
for p in utils.get_port_list():
if len(p) > 2 and "USB" in p[2]:
candidate = p
self.combo_serialports.addItem(p[0])
if candidate:
self.combo_serialports.setCurrentIndex(self.combo_serialports.findText(candidate[0]))
def auto_connect(self, port=6):
"""
Try to connect to specific port. If no port specified, try to connect
to all ports on the port_list. If any of them replies correctly, stop
and be happy about the connection!
"""
if port:
if isinstance(port, basestring):
port_list = [(port, port)]
else:
port_list = [port]
else:
port_list = utils.get_port_list()
for p in port_list:
try:
if self.open_serial(p[1]) and self.test_connection():
self.serial_port = p[1]
self.connected = True
return self.connected
except Exception, e:
self.log.error(str(e))
self.log.error('Port is broken or handshake invalid')
def auto_connect(self, port=None):
"""
Try to connect to specific port. If no port specified, try to connect
to all ports on the port_list. If any of them replies correctly, stop
and be happy about the connection!
"""
if port:
if isinstance(port, basestring):
port_list = [(port, port)]
else:
port_list = [port]
else:
port_list = utils.get_port_list()
for p in port_list:
try:
if self.open_serial(p[1]) and self.test_connection():
self.serial_port = p[1]
self.connected = True
return self.connected
except Exception, e:
self.log.error(str(e))
self.log.error('Port is broken or handshake invalid')
