Re: [Linux-gpib-general] Python bindings (patch)

[Keith D. <da...@go...>]

This is all really great, thanks. I knew about the mis-reported errno, but
didn't get a chance to fix it yet.

I renamed the module to _gpib because I have another Python layer, named
gpib.py that wraps that with additional functionality. This is somewhat
common practice in the Python world.

I haven't shown the gpib.py module because it introduces a number of
dependencies that you don't have. It is part of a broader test and
measurement framework that I've developed here. It also pulls in modules
from my other open-source project, pycopia.

The non-opensource parts should be open-sourced in the near future. Then
those parts might be pulled out and placed into this project. But it would
probably be better to make a new project that has linux-gpib as a
dependency.



On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 8:42 PM, Dan Lenski <dl...@gm...> wrote:

> Frank Mori Hess writes:
>
>   (I left ren, rsp, and ifc alone since remote_enable,
>>> request_serial_poll, and interface_clear seemed unreasonable long to me,
>>> but those could be changed as well.)
>>>
>>
>> I'd like to keep it consistent with the full names. request_serial_poll
>> could be shortened to just serial_poll, the others seem okay to me.
>>
>
> Cool, I changed these.
>
>
>>  I'm itching to improve the Python wrapper class in Gpib.py,
>>> but decided to restrain myself from any further changes in this patch
>>> :-) Especially if some people are using it in its current form.
>>>
>>
>> Would you resubmit your patch with the longer names and the indentation
>> fixed (indent with tabs)?  I could do it myself, but it would probably cause
>> you a bunch of bogus conflicts with your checkout when you update.
>>
>
> Done, everything is now indented with tabs.  Patch attached.
>
> Dan
>
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