Hi,
My goal is to have a QT GUI chooser to change between a bunch of set
configurations defining frequencies, amplitudes, filters...
I have tried 3 ways to do it but I'm open to suggestions if there is a
better way to do this.
1) variable: id=list_a;value=(0,1,2,3);
variable: id=a;value;list_a[index];
QT GUI Chooser: id=index;values 0 to 3;
This works but is not very clear when numbers grow.
Ideally I would like to use a variable config, with one section for each
set of values.
2) variable id=var_sections;value=("zero","one","two");
variable_config id=b;Section=var_sections[index]
QT GUI Chooser: id=index;values 0 to 2;
And the config file reads:
[zero]
b = 0
[one]
b = 1
[two]
b = 2
This works for the first read. I can set the GUI Chooser default value to
0,1 or 2 and it will read the variable from the expected section. However,
when I change the GUI Chooser, the writeback value gets overwritten, even
if I set the writeback to None. That's not the problem though. I have
created another version of the variable_config xml file, modifying the
callback method to stop writing to the file (I don't need that) and trying
to set the new value to the variable at runtime. This is the modified, non
working version of the callback. Note that I don't create a new instance of
ConfigParser (not sure if it's needed).
<callback>self.set_$(id)($value)</callback>
<callback>self._$(id)_config.read($config_file)
try: $(id) = self._$(id)_config.$(type.get)($section, $option)
except: $(id) = $value
self.$(id) = $(id)
self._$(id)_config.set($section, $option, $id)
print 'self._$(id)_config: ' + str(self._$(id)_config)
print 'section: ' + str($section)
print 'option: ' + str($option)
print 'value: ' + str($value)
print 'id: ' + str($id)
print 'self.$(id): ' + str(self.$(id))
print 'writeback: ' + str($writeback)</callback>
The output of the console is
self._b_config: <ConfigParser.ConfigParser instance at 0x7fee30cd23b0>
section: two
option: b
value: 1
id: 2
self.b: 2
writeback: 2
When I use this variable to change the amplitude of a sine wave at runtime,
it doesn't change. What am I doing wrong?
3) I have tried changing the name of the configuration file in a similar
way, but I had the same problem.
Cheers,
Murray
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