Source code for mxcubecore.HardwareObjects.TangoShutter

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"""TangoShutter class - interface for shutter controlled by TANGO
Implements _set_value, get_value methods

Tango states are:
"UNKNOWN", "OPEN", "CLOSED", "FAULT", "MOVING", "DISABLE", "STANDBY", "RUNNING"

Example xml file:

.. code-block:: xml

 <object class = "TangoShutter">
   <username>Safety Shutter</username>
   <tangoname>ab/cd/ef</tangoname>
   <command type="tango" name="Open">Open</command>
   <command type="tango" name="Close">Close</command>
   <channel type="tango" name="State" polling="1000">State</channel>
   <values>{"OPEN": "MYOPEN", "NEWSTATE": ["MYSTATE", "BUSY"]}</values>
 </object>

In the example the <values> property contains a dictionary that redefines or
adds specific tango shutter states.
When redefining a known state, only the VALUES Enum will be updated.
When defining a new state (new key), the dictionary value should be a
list. The new state is added to both the ``VALUES`` and the ``SPECIFIC_STATES`` enumeration.

Attention:

- do not use tuples or the Python JSON parser will fail!
- make sure only double quotes (``"``) are used inside the values dictionary,
  no single quotes (``'``) are allowed!
- the second element of the list should be a standard ``HardwareObjectState`` name
  (``UNKNOWN``, ``WARNING``, ``BUSY``, ``READY``, ``FAULT``, or ``OFF``;
  see in ``BaseHardwareObjects``)!

The ``<values>`` property is optional.
"""

import json
import logging
from enum import (
    Enum,
    unique,
)

from tango import DevState

from mxcubecore.BaseHardwareObjects import HardwareObjectState
from mxcubecore.HardwareObjects.abstract.AbstractShutter import AbstractShutter

__copyright__ = """ Copyright © by the MXCuBE collaboration """
__license__ = "LGPLv3+"

hwr_logger = logging.getLogger("HWR")


[docs]@unique class TangoShutterStates(Enum): """Shutter states definitions.""" CLOSED = HardwareObjectState.READY, "CLOSED" OPEN = HardwareObjectState.READY, "OPEN" MOVING = HardwareObjectState.BUSY, "MOVING" DISABLE = HardwareObjectState.WARNING, "DISABLE" AUTOMATIC = HardwareObjectState.READY, "RUNNING" UNKNOWN = HardwareObjectState.UNKNOWN, "RUNNING" FAULT = HardwareObjectState.WARNING, "FAULT" STANDBY = HardwareObjectState.WARNING, "STANDBY"
[docs]class TangoShutter(AbstractShutter): """TANGO implementation of AbstractShutter""" SPECIFIC_STATES = TangoShutterStates def __init__(self, name: str): super().__init__(name) self.open_cmd = None self.close_cmd = None self.state_channel = None
[docs] def init(self) -> None: """Initialise the predefined values""" super().init() self.open_cmd = self.get_command_object("Open") self.close_cmd = self.get_command_object("Close") self.state_channel = self.get_channel_object("State") self._initialise_values() self.state_channel.connect_signal("update", self._update_value) self.update_state()
def _update_value(self, value: DevState | str) -> None: """Update the value. Args: value: The value reported by the state channel. """ super().update_value(self.value_to_enum(str(value))) def _initialise_values(self) -> None: """Add specific tango states to VALUES and, if configured in the xml file, to SPECIFIC_STATES""" values_dict = {item.name: item.value for item in self.VALUES} states_dict = {item.name: item.value for item in self.SPECIFIC_STATES} values_dict.update( { "MOVING": "MOVING", "DISABLE": "DISABLE", "STANDBY": "STANDBY", "FAULT": "FAULT", } ) try: config_values = json.loads(self.get_property("values")) for key, val in config_values.items(): if isinstance(val, (tuple, list)): values_dict.update({key: val[1]}) states_dict.update({key: (HardwareObjectState[val[1]], val[0])}) else: values_dict.update({key: val}) except (ValueError, TypeError): hwr_logger.exception("Exception in _initialise_values()") self.VALUES = Enum("ValueEnum", values_dict) self.SPECIFIC_STATES = Enum("TangoShutterStates", states_dict)
[docs] def get_state(self) -> HardwareObjectState: """Get the device state. Returns: Device state. """ try: _state = self.get_value().name return self.SPECIFIC_STATES[_state].value[0] except (AttributeError, KeyError): hwr_logger.exception("Exception in get_state()") return self.STATES.UNKNOWN
[docs] def get_value(self) -> TangoShutterStates: """Get the device value Returns: Enum member, corresponding to the 'VALUE' or UNKNOWN. """ _val = str(self.state_channel.get_value()) return self.value_to_enum(_val)
def _set_value(self, value: TangoShutterStates) -> None: if value.name == "OPEN": self.open_cmd() elif value.name == "CLOSED": self.close_cmd()