Class definition
Line
Bases: PviObject
class representing a PVI Line
Typical usage example:
pviConnection = Connection()
line = Line( pviConnection.root, 'LNANSL', CD='LNANSL')
device = Device( line, 'TCP', CD='/IF=TcpIp' )
Source code in pvi\pvi_objects\Line.py
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descriptor: dict
property
object descriptor example:
temperature = Variable( task1, 'gHeating.status.actTemp' )
...
print( "descriptor=", temperature.name)
results in:
descriptor= {'CD': 'gHeating.status.actTemp', 'RF': 0}
errorChanged: Callable
property
writable
callback for 'error changed'
It is advisable to always check the error status '0' before accessing an object.
Args:
cb: callback( PviObject, int ) or callback( int )
typical example:
cpu = Cpu( device, 'myArsim', CD='/IP=127.0.0.1' )
...
def cpuErrorChanged( error : int ):
if error != 0:
raise PviError(error)
cpu.errorChanged = cpuErrorChanged
evmask: str
property
writable
event mask in link descriptor
"e": Change in error state "d": Data changes "f": Change to the data format "c": Change to the connection description "p": Progress information about active requests "s": Status changes "u": Change in the user tag string
externalObjects
property
PviObject.externalObjects : list of dict get a list of external objects retrieved by POBJ_ACC_LIST_EXTERN
only available with ANSL, not with INA2000
example:
cpu = Cpu( device, 'myArsim', CD='/IP=127.0.0.1' )
...
print("external objects", cpu.externalObjects )
results in:
external objects [{'name': '$$sysconf', 'type': 'Module'}, {'name': '$arlogsys', 'type': 'Module'}
...... name': 'visvc', 'type': 'Module'}]
name: str
property
hierarchical PVI object name
example:
name= @Pvi/LNANSL/TCP/myArsim/mainlogic/gHeating.status.actTemp
objectName: str
property
object name
example:
temperature = Variable( task1, 'gHeating.status.actTemp' )
...
print( "oname=", temperature.name)
results in:
oname= gHeating.status.actTemp
status: dict
property
writable
PviObject.status read the object's status
example:
cpu = Cpu( device, 'myArsim', CD='/IP=127.0.0.1' )
task1 = Task( cpu, 'mainlogic')
temperature = Variable( task1, 'gHeating.status.actTemp' )
...
print("status=", cpu.status )
results in:
cpu.status= {'ST': 'WarmStart', 'RunState': 'RUN'}
task1.status {'ST': 'Running'}
temperature.status= {'ST': 'Var', 'SC': 'g'}
type: T_POBJ_TYPE
property
object type
example:
temperature = Variable( task1, 'gHeating.status.actTemp' )
...
print( "type=", temperature.type)
results in:
type= T_POBJ_TYPE.POBJ_PVAR
userName: str
property
user defined object name defaults to .objectName
userTag: str
property
writable
user tag
Typical usage example:
temperature = Variable( task1, name='gHeating.status.actTemp', UT="actual water temperature" )
version: str
property
PviObject.version read the object's version
__init__(parent, name, **objectDescriptor)
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description | Default |
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parent |
PVI connection's root object |
required | |
name |
name of the line in PVI hierarchy, e.g. 'LNANSL' |
required | |
objectDescriptor |
Union[str, int, float]
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ANSL : CD='LNANSL' |
{}
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Source code in pvi\pvi_objects\Line.py
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kill()
PviObject.kill: kills this object this should be called when object is not beeing used anymore to save PVI resources
Source code in pvi\pvi_objects\Object.py
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