more python bridge / plotting questions
Hi Chris,
I'm setting up plotting in Python via the client bridge, as I alluded to in last question.
I currently have a little Python infrastructure code for client bridge scripts to register a callback on every variable and then keep track of their current values. This seems to work ok.
I vaguely remember you and I discussed having a client-bridge-side function to just return the current value of each variable.
I assume that would have been implemented via C-level processing of the event stream to do what I do in Python.
But I checked through the Python IPCConduit code and didn't see anything like this.
Question: should I just use my existing code, or is there a currently-faster way to do it? If it doesn't exist already, I'm happy to try adding plotting to what I've got and hopefully processing time won't be limiting.
Mark
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Christopher Sta... on 05 Feb, 2021 03:29 PM
Hi Mark,
That's been on my to-do list for a long time, but I haven't implemented it yet. Until I do, you'll need to stick to your current approach.
Cheers,
Chris
2 Posted by mhisted on 05 Feb, 2021 05:43 PM
Hi Chris,
Not a big deal. My Python version should be fine. I'll probably do some profiling in the next few weeks and I'll share what I find, too.
Mark
Christopher Stawarz closed this discussion on 05 Feb, 2021 06:59 PM.