How to use test_connect method in autotest

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DataBase.py

Source: DataBase.py Github

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...30 :param kind: 种类31 :param time: 时间32 :return: 布尔型数据33 '''34 if(self.test_connect()):35 conn,cursor = self.connect()36 sql="INSERT INTO `word` (`uuid`, `word`, `kind`, `time`, `status`) VALUES (%s,%s,%s,%s,%s)"37 try:38 time=datetime.datetime.now()39 cursor.execute(sql,(uuid,word,kind,str(time),'1'))40 conn.commit()41 return True42 except:43 conn.rollback()44 return False45 cursor.close()46 conn.close()47 else:48 print('数据库连接失败')49 return False50 def test_connect(self):51 '''52 测试数据库连接53 :return: 成功返回True 失败返回False54 '''55 try:56 conn,cursor = self.connect()57 conn.close()58 cursor.close()59 return True60 except:61 return False62 def get_word(self):63 '''64 获取语料用65 :return: 返回语料文本与uuid66 '''67 if(self.test_connect()):68 conn,cursor = self.connect()69 sql = "select `uuid`,`word` from `word` where `status` = '1' limit 1"70 try:71 cursor.execute(sql)72 result = cursor.fetchall()73 for row in result:74 uuid = row[0]75 text = row[1]76 if(self.set_status(uuid)):77 return str(uuid),str(text)78 else:79 print('无法更新语料状态')80 except:81 conn.rollback()82 print('sql语句执行失败')83 conn.close()84 else:85 print('数据库连接失败')86 def set_status(self,uuid):87 '''88 讲读取的语料状态设置为已读取89 :param uuid: 语料id90 :return: bool91 '''92 if(self.test_connect()):93 conn,cursor = self.connect()94 sql = "update `word` set `status` = 1 where uuid = %s"95 try:96 cursor.execute(sql,(str(uuid)))97 conn.commit()98 return True99 except:100 conn.rollback()101 return False102 conn.close()103 else:104 print('数据库连接失败')105 return False106if __name__ == '__main__':107 #print(DataBase().insert_word('1','3月9日某某对某某作出指示','新闻'))...

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sub0.py

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...37 if delay!=0:38 time.sleep(delay)39########4041def test_connect(cleansession, will, duration, wait1=5, wait2=2):4243 mystring = f"""44 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%45 test_connect46 1. Connect with: 47 a. cleansession: {cleansession}48 b. will: {will}49 c. duration: {duration}50 2. Wait for ConnAck51 3. Run loop_start()52 4. Wait {wait1} sec53 5. Disconnect()54 6. Wait {wait2} sec55 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%"""56 print(mystring)5758 parameters = {59 "duration": duration,60 "wait1": wait1,61 "wait2": wait2,6263 }64 print(parameters)65 client = Client("linh")#change so only needs name66 client.message_arrived_flag=False67 client.registerCallback(MyCallback())68 client.connected_flag=False69 client.set_will("sub0", "disconnect now", 0, False)7071 client.connect(host,port,duration, cleansession, will)72 client.lookfor(MQTTSN.CONNACK)73 try:74 if client.waitfor(MQTTSN.CONNACK)==None:75 print("connection failed")76 raise SystemExit("no Connection quitting")77 except:78 print("connection failed")79 raise SystemExit("no Connection quitting")8081 client.loop_start() #start loop82 time.sleep(wait1)8384 client.disconnect()8586 time.sleep(wait2)87 client.loop_stop() #stop loop88 assert client.connected_flag == False89 time.sleep(disconnect_time)90 9192#if __name__ == "__main__":93host="127.0.0.1"94port=6000095#m_port=1885 #port gateways advertises on96#m_group="225.0.18.83" #IP gateways advertises on9798conn_time = 399disconnect_time = 5100101test_connect(cleansession=True, will=False, duration=10)102test_connect(cleansession=True, will=True, duration=10)103test_connect(cleansession=False, will=True, duration=10)104test_connect(cleansession=False, will=False, duration=10)105106# Connection timeout because wait1=15 while duration=10 ...

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Multistream_opencv.py

Source: Multistream_opencv.py Github

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1'''2The purpose of this code is to shows how to connect to a JAI multi channel camera and show the images from the different channels through opencv34'''56import pyjds7import numpy as np8import cv2 as cv910# multi channel11#Find Camera12camera=pyjds.DeviceFinder().find()13print("number of cameras : ", len(camera))14print(camera[0].connection_id)1516# Connect to camera17test_connect=pyjds.DeviceFactory.create(camera[0])18test_connect.connect()192021#set autowhitebalance, feature module, enum and enum entry22feature_white=test_connect.get_feature("BalanceWhiteAuto")23print("white visibility = ", feature_white.visibility)24print("white = ", feature_white.description)25print("white = ", feature_white.entries)26print("white available= ", feature_white.is_available())27print("white = ", feature_white.value_as_str)2829# Open stream30streams=test_connect.create_and_open_streams()31print("number of streams : ", len(streams))32stream_RGB_fps=streams[0].get_parameter("AcquisitionRate")33stream_NIR_fps=streams[1].get_parameter("AcquisitionRate")3435#Start acquisition36test_connect.acquisition_start()373839while True:40 # Get image data from the two channels41 RGB = streams[0].get_buffer().get_image().get_data()42 cv.imshow("RGB", RGB)43 #NIR = streams[1].get_buffer().get_image().get_data()44 #cv.imshow("NIR", NIR)4546 # Print frames for the two channels47 print("RGB fps : ", stream_RGB_fps.value)48 #print("NIR fps : ", stream_NIR_fps.value)4950 # Wait for the user to press 'q' key to stop the recording51 cv.waitKey(1)52 if cv.waitKey(1) == ord('q'):53 break5455#cleanup and stop acquisition56cv.destroyAllWindows()57del RGB58del NIR5960test_connect.acquisition_stop()61test_connect.dis_connect() ...

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Find_and_connect.py

Source: Find_and_connect.py Github

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1'''2The purpose of this sample is to show how to find a USB or GigE device, connect and change variables.345'''678import pyjds9import numpy as np10import cv2 as cv11121314# Auto find cameras15camera=pyjds.DeviceFinder().find()16print("number of cameras : ", len(camera))1718# Create device 19test_connect=pyjds.DeviceFactory.create(camera[0])2021# Connect 22test_connect.connect()23print("Is connected : ", test_connect.is_connected())2425# Get Pixel value26feature_pixel=test_connect.get_feature("PixelFormat")27print(feature_pixel.value_as_str)2829# Get and set width of image30feature_width=test_connect.get_feature("Width")31print("original width = ", feature_width.value)32feature_width.value=80033print("new width = ", feature_width.value)3435# 0=single mode, 1=multi, 2=continuous36feature_mode=test_connect.get_feature("AcquisitionMode")37feature_mode.value=238print("mode = ", feature_mode.value)3940# create stream and start acquisition41streams=test_connect.create_and_open_streams()42print("number of stream: ", len(streams))43test_connect.acquisition_start()444546# Get parameter node47stream_param=streams[0].get_parameter("Bandwidth")48stream_fps=streams[0].get_parameter("AcquisitionRate")4950loop=05152# Get buffer and parameter values while running53while loop <= 10:54 buffer = streams[0].get_buffer()55 print("Block ID ", buffer.block_id)56 loop = loop+157 print("Bandwidth : ", stream_param.value)58 print("Fps : ", stream_fps.value)5960# Cleamup and stop acquisition61del buffer62test_connect.acquisition_stop()63test_connect.dis_connect() ...

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