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JMRI et Arduino / Re : Communication JMRI/ARduino
« le: janvier 08, 2020, 12:28:05 am »
Voilà.
C'est tombé en marche, en ajoutant "import java.beans" au debut du script TurnoutDataTransfer.py. ça fonctionne, en espérant que ce ne soit pas un expédient!
Par la même occasion pour réinitialiser tous les aiguillage à "Direct" j'ai utilisé le script de la livraison JMRI "TurnoutReset.py" ( qui m'a permis d'initialiser "java.beans"...)
# Reset a turnout to Closed every time it's clicked Thrown
#
# This might be used so that a turnout icon on a panel sits
# in one position, ready to be clicked and fire a route
#
# The top of the file defines the needed code. There are some
# lines near the bottom you should edit to adapt it to your
# particular layout.
#
# Author: Bob Jacobsen, copyright 2005
# Part of the JMRI distribution
# updated )3dBc( 8/1/2020
import jmri
import java
import java.beans
# First, define the listener.
class MyListener(java.beans.PropertyChangeListener):
def propertyChange(self, event):
if ( event.propertyName == "KnownState" ) :
if ( event.newValue == THROWN ) :
turnouts.provideTurnout(event.source.systemName).setState(CLOSED)
# Define a routine to make it easy to attach listeners
def SetTurnoutToReset(name) :
t = turnouts.provideTurnout(name)
t.setState(CLOSED)
t.addPropertyChangeListener(MyListener())
# Attach listeners to the desired turnouts
# (Edit the following to apply to your layout)
for t in range (2,70):
SetTurnoutToReset("AT"+str(t))
#Reset all Turnouts of the table
Cheers
Andrès
C'est tombé en marche, en ajoutant "import java.beans" au debut du script TurnoutDataTransfer.py. ça fonctionne, en espérant que ce ne soit pas un expédient!
Par la même occasion pour réinitialiser tous les aiguillage à "Direct" j'ai utilisé le script de la livraison JMRI "TurnoutReset.py" ( qui m'a permis d'initialiser "java.beans"...)
# Reset a turnout to Closed every time it's clicked Thrown
#
# This might be used so that a turnout icon on a panel sits
# in one position, ready to be clicked and fire a route
#
# The top of the file defines the needed code. There are some
# lines near the bottom you should edit to adapt it to your
# particular layout.
#
# Author: Bob Jacobsen, copyright 2005
# Part of the JMRI distribution
# updated )3dBc( 8/1/2020
import jmri
import java
import java.beans
# First, define the listener.
class MyListener(java.beans.PropertyChangeListener):
def propertyChange(self, event):
if ( event.propertyName == "KnownState" ) :
if ( event.newValue == THROWN ) :
turnouts.provideTurnout(event.source.systemName).setState(CLOSED)
# Define a routine to make it easy to attach listeners
def SetTurnoutToReset(name) :
t = turnouts.provideTurnout(name)
t.setState(CLOSED)
t.addPropertyChangeListener(MyListener())
# Attach listeners to the desired turnouts
# (Edit the following to apply to your layout)
for t in range (2,70):
SetTurnoutToReset("AT"+str(t))
#Reset all Turnouts of the table
Cheers
Andrès