Hey Jeff, I had previously found those two options but was unsure if I was missing anything else. dot_graph() seemed like a good option but it doesn't have the block port information, like the term "dot graph" implies. I suppose I'll just wait until after tb.start(). Thanks for your response, Ryan
Ryan, > > You can print the edge list using > > print tb.edge_list() > > > BUT, it's not populated until after tb.start(). You can either wait until > after tb.start(), or you can use > > print tb.dot_graph() > > > before tb.start(). It's meant to be input to dot (graphviz) but it's human > readable. "dotty" didn't actually parse it right, but I could have done > something wrong there. > > - Jeff > > On 10/01/2014 04:58 PM, Ryan Marlow wrote: > > Hello All, I'm trying to access the data inside the top block class, from a custom function or at the very least print out some of it as a test. Is there a way to see the data in the top block edge_list() before running top_block.start()? I'd like to access this without modifying any of the code in gnuradio-runtime so just using already provided functions in top_block. Thanks, Ryan -- Ryan L. Marlow Research Assistant in CCM Lab <http://ccm.ece.vt.edu> Virginia <http://www.vt.edu/> Polytechnic Institute and State University _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list address@hiddenhttps://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio -- Ryan L. Marlow Computer Engineering - MS Student Virginia <http://www.vt.edu/> Polytechnic Institute and State University
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