Closed Poofjunior closed 1 year ago
Adding joystick lockout at the sample pose level.
This is implemented via context manager. All you need to do is decorate the lowest-level function that you want to lockout with this decorator:
from spim_core.spim_base import lock_external_user_input @lock_external_user_input def collect_volumetric_imate(stuff): # stuff here...
And it will lock the joystick before the function runs and then release it afterwards.
Works in simulation! At the acquisition start, you should see: At the end, you should see:
Adding joystick lockout at the sample pose level.
This is implemented via context manager. All you need to do is decorate the lowest-level function that you want to lockout with this decorator:
And it will lock the joystick before the function runs and then release it afterwards.
Testing
Works in simulation! At the acquisition start, you should see:
At the end, you should see:
