light9 Changeset - d07b3a20c48e

Changeset - d07b3a20c48e

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drewp - 22 years ago 2002-07-07 12:15:34

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1 file changed with 17 insertions and 2 deletions:

light8/Subs.py

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light8/Subs.py

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@@ @@ -161,13 +161,14 @@ class SliderAdjuster: @@
         except KeyError:
             pass
         return state
     # no setstate needed
 class Sub:
     def __init__(self, levels, dimmers=68, color=None):
     def __init__(self, name, levels, dimmers=68, color=None):
         self.name = name # keep this consistent please
         self.levels = levels
         self.dimmers = dimmers # needed?
         self.is_effect = callable(self.levels)
         self.slideradjuster = SliderAdjuster()
         if self.is_effect:
             self.params = Params()
@@ @@ -187,24 +188,36 @@ class Sub: @@
             del state['generator']
         return state
     def set_state(self, statedict):
         self.__dict__.update(statedict)
     def get_levels(self, level):
         """returns a scaled version of the levels in the sub; channel names are resolved to numbers"""
         d = {}
         if level == 0:
             self.slideradjuster.atzero = 1
             return d
         if self.is_effect: # effect
             d = self.generator.next()
             self.slideradjuster.atzero = 0
         else: # dictionary (standard)
             d = self.levels
         return dict([(get_dmx_channel(ch), float(lev) * float(level))
             for ch, lev in d.items()])
+    #
     # methods for Subediting to use
+    #
     def getlevels(self):
         return self.levels.copy()
     def reviselevels(self,levels):
         # we can accept these new levels; subediting has done all the work
         self.levels.update(levels)
 def reload_data(dummy):
     global subs
     if dummy:
         import ConfigDummy as Config
     else:
         import Config
@@ @@ -215,9 +228,11 @@ def reload_data(dummy): @@
     for name, levels in Config.subs.items():
         if type(name) == TupleType:
             name, color = name
         else:
             color = None
         subs[name] = Sub(levels, color=color)
+        subs[name] = Sub(name, levels, color=color)
     # subs = dict([(name, Sub(levels)) for name, levels in Config.subs.items()])
 def longestsubname():
     return max([len(x) for x in subs.keys()])

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