etherlab/runtime_etherlab.py
author Andrey Skvortsov <andrej.skvortzov@gmail.com>
Mon, 30 Jul 2018 19:02:36 +0300
changeset 2255 f6a0508fa473
parent 2132 9f5e4dc43053
child 2353 8f1a2846b2f5
child 2641 c9deff128c37
permissions -rw-r--r--
Fix problem with decreasing size of StatusToolBar when tools are removed from toolbar.

StatusToolBar - toolbar with tool to build, clear, connect, ...
This problem appears only in python-wxgtk3.0. In python-wxgtk2.8 there
was not such problem.

If call StatusToolBar.SetMinSize(wx.DefaultSize), all is working, but
following warning message appears:

(Beremiz.py:15155): Gtk-WARNING **: 18:42:24.115: Negative content
width -6 (allocation 1, extents 4x3) while allocating gadget (node
toolbar, owner GtkToolbar)

To avoid that StatusToolBar.GetToolBitmapSize() is used instead of wx.DefaultSize
import os,subprocess,sys,ctypes
from threading import Thread
import ctypes,time,re
from targets.typemapping import LogLevelsDict

SDOAnswered = PLCBinary.SDOAnswered
SDOAnswered.restype = None
SDOAnswered.argtypes = []

SDOThread = None
SDOProc = None
Result = None

def SDOThreadProc(*params):
    global Result, SDOProc
    if params[0] == "upload":
        cmdfmt = "ethercat upload -p %d -t %s 0x%.4x 0x%.2x"
    else:
        cmdfmt = "ethercat download -p %d -t %s 0x%.4x 0x%.2x %s"
    
    command = cmdfmt % params[1:]
    SDOProc = subprocess.Popen(command, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, shell=True)
    res = SDOProc.wait()
    output = SDOProc.communicate()[0]
    
    if params[0] == "upload":
        Result = None
        if res == 0:
            if params[2] in ["float", "double"]:
                Result = float(output)
            elif params[2] in ["string", "octet_string", "unicode_string"]:
                Result = output
            else:
                hex_value, dec_value = output.split()
                if int(hex_value, 16) == int(dec_value):
                    Result = int(dec_value)
    else:
        Result = res == 0
    
    SDOAnswered()
    if res != 0 :
        PLCObject.LogMessage(
            LogLevelsDict["WARNING"], 
            "%s : %s"%(command,output))
    
def EthercatSDOUpload(pos, index, subindex, var_type):
    global SDOThread
    SDOThread = Thread(target=SDOThreadProc, args=["upload", pos, var_type, index, subindex])
    SDOThread.start()
    
def EthercatSDODownload(pos, index, subindex, var_type, value):
    global SDOThread
    SDOThread = Thread(target=SDOThreadProc, args=["download", pos, var_type, index, subindex, value])
    SDOThread.start()

def GetResult():
    global Result
    return Result

KMSGPollThread=None
StopKMSGThread=False
def KMSGPollThreadProc():
    """
    Logs Kernel messages starting with EtherCAT
    Uses GLibc wrapper to Linux syscall "klogctl"
    Last 4 KB are polled, and lines compared to last 
    captured line to detect new lines
    """
    global StopKMSGThread
    libc=ctypes.CDLL("libc.so.6")
    klog = libc.klogctl
    klog.argtypes = [ctypes.c_int, ctypes.c_char_p, ctypes.c_int]
    klog.restype = ctypes.c_int
    s=ctypes.create_string_buffer(4*1024)
    last = None
    while not StopKMSGThread:
        l = klog(3,s,len(s)-1)
        log = s.value[:l-1]
        if last :
            log = log.rpartition(last)[2]
        if log : 
            last = log.rpartition('\n')[2]
            for lvl,msg in re.findall(
                            r'<(\d)>\[\s*\d*\.\d*\]\s*(EtherCAT\s*.*)$',
                            log, re.MULTILINE):
                PLCObject.LogMessage(
                    LogLevelsDict[{
                        "4":"WARNING",
                        "3":"CRITICAL"}.get(lvl,"DEBUG")],
                    msg)
        time.sleep(0.5) 

def _runtime_etherlab_init():
    global KMSGPollThread, StopKMSGThread
    StopKMSGThread = False
    KMSGPollThread = Thread(target = KMSGPollThreadProc)
    KMSGPollThread.start()

def _runtime_etherlab_cleanup():
    global KMSGPollThread, StopKMSGThread, SDOProc, SDOThread
    try:
        os.kill(SDOProc.pid, SIGTERM)
    except:
        pass
    SDOThread = None
    StopKMSGThread = True
    KMSGPollThread = None