Public Member Functions | |
| def | getInitialized |
| def | initialize |
| def | onDeregisterDevice |
| def | onEvent |
| def | onQueryDeviceClass |
| def | onRegisterDevice |
| def | __init__ |
Public Attributes | |
| initialized | |
| userScripts | |
Main class that handles all of the incoming events The idea behind this class is to use it as nothing more than a dispatching mechanism. All the events get channeled from GizmoDaemon through here and this class is intended merely to pass events off the appropriate module.
Definition at line 41 of file GizmodDispatcher.py.
| def GizmodDispatcher::GizmodDispatcher::getInitialized | ( | self | ) |
Gets whether or not the object has been initialized
Definition at line 55 of file GizmodDispatcher.py.
| def GizmodDispatcher::GizmodDispatcher::initialize | ( | self | ) |
This python function gets called by GizmoDeamon and is intended to allow for user specific initialization code to be executed during program startup.
Definition at line 60 of file GizmodDispatcher.py.
| def GizmodDispatcher::GizmodDispatcher::onDeregisterDevice | ( | self, | ||
| Device | ||||
| ) |
This method is triggered when a device has been deregistered (either at shutdown or when Gizmo Daemon detects a device has been disconnected from the computer) For information regarding the Device properties and methods see the API documention for Gizmo* (GizmoStandard, GizmoPowermate, etc)
Definition at line 69 of file GizmodDispatcher.py.
| def GizmodDispatcher::GizmodDispatcher::onEvent | ( | self, | ||
| Event, | ||||
Gizmo = None | ||||
| ) |
This method gets called whenever Gizmo Daemon detects an event from a device The Event object passed in will be of the type associated with that event, so for example if it's a Powermate event the Event class will be "GizmoPowermate" Similarly the Gizmo object will of the class of the device that generated the event. Ie, if it's a Powermate event the class will also be "Powermate". If there is no associated Gizmo (ie with WindowFocus events), this field will be set to None. All Event classes share the same base "GizmoEvent" class, and you can use the GizmoEvent class method "getClass" to figure out what type of event it is. See the C++ API documention (http://gizmod.sourceforge.net/documentation/apidocs) on the specific GizmoEvent* type for more details All Gizmo classes share the same base "Gizmo" class, and you can use the Gizmo class method "getType" to figure out what type of event it is. See the C++ API documention on the specific Gizmo* type for more details
Definition at line 81 of file GizmodDispatcher.py.
| def GizmodDispatcher::GizmodDispatcher::onQueryDeviceClass | ( | self, | ||
| DeviceInformation | ||||
| ) |
This method is triggered when a new device is being registered (either at startup or when Gizmo Daemon detects a new device has been plugged in to the computer) For information regarding the DeviceInformation fields see the API documention for H::DeviceInfo This method should return the GizmoClass of the device
Definition at line 112 of file GizmodDispatcher.py.
| def GizmodDispatcher::GizmodDispatcher::onRegisterDevice | ( | self, | ||
| Device | ||||
| ) |
This method is triggered when a new device (of the type returned in onQueryDeviceType) has been registered (either at startup or when Gizmo Daemon detects a new device has been plugged in to the computer) For information regarding the Device properties and methods see the API documention for Gizmo* (GizmoStandard, GizmoPowermate, etc)
Definition at line 126 of file GizmodDispatcher.py.
| def GizmodDispatcher::GizmodDispatcher::__init__ | ( | self | ) |
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