SKA Commands¶
This module provides abstract base classes for device commands, and a ResultCode enum.
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class
ska_tango_base.commands.
ActionCommand
(target, state_model, action_hook, start_action=False, logger=None)¶ Abstract base class for a tango command, which checks a state model to find out whether the command is allowed to be run, and after running, sends an action to that state model, thus driving device state.
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check_allowed
()¶ Checks whether the command is allowed to be run in the current state of the state model.
Returns: True if the command is allowed to be run Raises: StateModelError – if the command is not allowed to be run
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failed
()¶ Callback for the failed completion of the command.
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is_allowed
()¶ Whether this command is allowed to run in the current state of the state model.
Returns: whether this command is allowed to run Return type: boolean
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started
()¶ Action to perform upon starting the comand.
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succeeded
()¶ Callback for the successful completion of the command.
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class
ska_tango_base.commands.
BaseCommand
(target, state_model, logger=None)¶ Abstract base class for Tango device server commands. Ensures the command is run, and that if the command errors, the “fatal_error” action will be called on the state model.
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do
(argin=None)¶ Hook for the functionality that the command implements. This class provides stub functionality; subclasses should subclass this method with their command functionality.
Parameters: argin (ANY) – the argument passed to the Tango command, if present
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fatal_error
()¶ Callback for a fatal error in the command, such as an unhandled exception.
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class
ska_tango_base.commands.
ResponseCommand
(target, state_model, logger=None)¶ Abstract base class for a tango command handler, for commands that execute a procedure/operation and return a (ResultCode, message) tuple.
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class
ska_tango_base.commands.
ResultCode
¶ Python enumerated type for command return codes.
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FAILED
= 3¶ The command could not be executed.
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OK
= 0¶ The command was executed successfully.
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QUEUED
= 2¶ The command has been accepted and will be executed at a future time
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STARTED
= 1¶ The command has been accepted and will start immediately.
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UNKNOWN
= 4¶ The status of the command is not known.
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