from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import PVUtil from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import ColorFontUtil from org.eclipse.jface.dialogs import MessageDialog from java.lang import Math if Math.random() > 0.5: color = ColorFontUtil.getColorFromRGB(0,160,0) colorName = "green" else: color = ColorFontUtil.RED colorName = "red" import WidgetUtil WidgetUtil.setBackColor(display, "myIndicator", color) WidgetUtil.setMyForeColor(widget, color) MessageDialog.openInformation( None, "Dialog from Python Script", "Python says: my color is " + colorName);
from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import PVUtil, ColorFontUtil
'''
pvs[0-19] = CHNL:XXX:READ
pvs[20-39] = CHNL:XXX:DRIFT
pvs[40-59] = CHNL:XXX:TEMP
'''
table = widget.getTable()
color = ColorFontUtil.getColorFromRGB(240, 245, 245)
number_of_channels = 20
temp_pv_index_offset = number_of_channels
drift_pv_index_offset = number_of_channels*2
temp_value_column = 1
drift_value_column = 2
reading_value_column = 3
for i in range(number_of_channels):
reading = PVUtil.getString(pvs[i])
temperature = PVUtil.getString(pvs[i + temp_pv_index_offset])
drift = PVUtil.getString(pvs[i + drift_pv_index_offset])
row = i+1
table.setCellText(row, temp_value_column, temperature)
table.setCellText(row, drift_value_column, drift)
table.setCellText(row, reading_value_column, reading)
# Create colour scheme for table
if row % 2 != 0:
for col in range(0, 4):
table.setCellBackground(row, col, color)
from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import PVUtil
from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import ColorFontUtil
from org.eclipse.jface.dialogs import MessageDialog
from java.lang import Math
if Math.random() > 0.5:
color = ColorFontUtil.getColorFromRGB(0, 160, 0)
colorName = "green"
else:
color = ColorFontUtil.RED
colorName = "red"
import WidgetUtil
WidgetUtil.setBackColor(display, "myIndicator", color)
WidgetUtil.setMyForeColor(widget, color)
MessageDialog.openInformation(None, "Dialog from Python Script",
"Python says: my color is " + colorName)
from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import ConsoleUtil
from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import PVUtil
from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import ColorFontUtil
from org.eclipse.jface.dialogs import MessageDialog
#module in the same directory is visible to this script
import WidgetUtil
GREEN = ColorFontUtil.getColorFromRGB(0, 180, 0)
RED = ColorFontUtil.RED
#Name of the flag to show if dialog has been popped up.
flagName = "popped"
labelName = "myLabel"
if widget.getExternalObject(flagName) == None:
widget.setExternalObject(flagName, 0)
#Example to write text to BOY Console
ConsoleUtil.writeInfo("Welcome to Best OPI, Yet (BOY)!")
b = widget.getExternalObject(flagName)
if PVUtil.getDouble(pvs[0]) > PVUtil.getDouble(pvs[1]):
s = "Temperature is too high!"
WidgetUtil.setText(display, labelName, s)
WidgetUtil.setForeColor(display, labelName, RED)
#If dialog has not been popped up, pop up the dialog
if b == 0:
#set popped flag to true
widget.setExternalObject(flagName, 1)
from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import ConsoleUtil
from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import PVUtil
from org.csstudio.opibuilder.scriptUtil import ColorFontUtil
from org.eclipse.jface.dialogs import MessageDialog
#module in the same directory is visible to this script
import WidgetUtil
GREEN = ColorFontUtil.getColorFromRGB(0, 180, 0)
RED = ColorFontUtil.RED
#Name of the flag to show if dialog has been popped up.
flagName = "popped"
labelName = "myLabel"
if widget.getExternalObject(flagName) == None:
widget.setExternalObject(flagName, 0)
#Example to write text to BOY Console
ConsoleUtil.writeInfo("Welcome to Best OPI, Yet (BOY)!")
b = widget.getExternalObject(flagName);
if PVUtil.getDouble(pvs[0]) > PVUtil.getDouble(pvs[1]):
s = "Temperature is too high!"
WidgetUtil.setText(display, labelName, s)
WidgetUtil.setForeColor(display, labelName, RED)
#If dialog has not been popped up, pop up the dialog
if b == 0:
#set popped flag to true
widget.setExternalObject(flagName, 1)
