Source code for qtpyvcp.hal

"""
HAL Interface
-------------

This module allows the creation of userspace HAL components in Python.
This includes pins and parameters of the various HAL types.

Example:

.. code-block:: python

    from qtpyvcp import hal

    # create a new component and add some pins
    comp = hal.getComponent("loop-back")
    comp.addPin("in", "float", "in")
    comp.addPin("out", "float", "out")

    # mark the component as 'ready'
    comp.ready()

    # define a function to call when the input pin changes
    def onInChanged(new_value):
        # loop the out pin to the in pin value
        comp.getPin('out').value = new_value

    # connect the listener to the input pin
    comp.addListener('in', onInChanged)

"""

from qtpyvcp.utilities.logger import getLogger

from .hal_qlib import QComponent, QPin

COMPONENTS = {}
LOG = getLogger(__name__)


[docs]def component(name): """Initializes a new HAL component and registers it.""" comp = QComponent(name) COMPONENTS[name] = comp return comp
[docs]def getComponent(name='qtpyvcp'): """Get HAL component. Args: name (str) : The name of the component to get. Defaults to `qtpyvcp`. Returns: QComponent : An existing or new HAL component. """ try: comp = COMPONENTS[name] LOG.debug("Using existing HAL component: %s", name) except KeyError: LOG.info("Creating new HAL component: %s", name) comp = component(name) return comp
if __name__ == "__main__": from qtpy.QtWidgets import QApplication from qtpyvcp import hal app = QApplication([]) # create a new component and add some pins comp = hal.getComponent("loop-back") comp.addPin("in", "float", "in") comp.addPin("out", "float", "out") # mark the component as 'ready' comp.ready() # define a function to call when the input pin changes def onInChanged(new_value): print(("loop-back.in pin changed:", new_value)) # loop the out pin to the in pin value comp.getPin('out').value = new_value # connect the listener to the input pin comp.addListener('in', onInChanged) app.exec_()