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comand_util.py is a debug script, so mostly meant for our convenience. This also means that it has a horrible outward facing interface, which assumes that you know how the internal system actually works.
That being said; The internal system uses a pretty complicated system of procedures. As things can and will go wrong, it can occasionally be convenient to trigger specific procedures (or parts there of). That's what the startProcedure does.
All that being said; You're right on account of having to trigger those procedures to do what you want. If you want a full list of the procedures, you can find those on the machine, located at /usr/share/griffin/griffin/machines/um3.json
Would you, or one of your team members, be willing to share what the proper arguments are needed for a couple of the procedures? I want to run "LOAD | CHANGE | SELECT_MATERIAL_WIZARD" for instance. What does the 'parameters' look like to fire off these procedures? If you cant share, I will keep poking around and figure it out.
I would think it would be safe enough to expose any of the "wizard" procedures on the API. If you can initiate something from the front panel, you should be able to initiate the same from the API. I would love to see this knitted into the API. Happy to contribute too.
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comand_util.py is a debug script, so mostly meant for our convenience. This also means that it has a horrible outward facing interface, which assumes that you know how the internal system actually works.
That being said; The internal system uses a pretty complicated system of procedures. As things can and will go wrong, it can occasionally be convenient to trigger specific procedures (or parts there of). That's what the startProcedure does.
All that being said; You're right on account of having to trigger those procedures to do what you want. If you want a full list of the procedures, you can find those on the machine, located at /usr/share/griffin/griffin/machines/um3.json
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Thanks nallath.
Would you, or one of your team members, be willing to share what the proper arguments are needed for a couple of the procedures? I want to run "LOAD | CHANGE | SELECT_MATERIAL_WIZARD" for instance. What does the 'parameters' look like to fire off these procedures? If you cant share, I will keep poking around and figure it out.
I would think it would be safe enough to expose any of the "wizard" procedures on the API. If you can initiate something from the front panel, you should be able to initiate the same from the API. I would love to see this knitted into the API. Happy to contribute too.
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