Closed PiergiorgioButtarini closed 8 months ago
It's rather simpler if you just define a dictionary with the map, and then you loop over it
for name, value in defaults.items(): target.set(name, value)
_Originally posted by @AleCandido in https://github.com/qiboteam/qibolab/pull/713#discussion_r1431585130_
Instead of doing this:
target.set("cont_mode_en_awg_path0", False) # Default after reboot = False target.set("cont_mode_en_awg_path1", False) target.set("cont_mode_waveform_idx_awg_path0", 0) target.set("cont_mode_waveform_idx_awg_path1", 0) target.set("marker_ovr_en", True) target.set("marker_ovr_value", 15) target.set("mixer_corr_gain_ratio", 1) target.set("mixer_corr_phase_offset_degree", 0) ...
define a top level dictionary and loop over. This should be implemented in the PR with the file module.py since many settings are in common to all the Qblox modules.
module.py
It's rather simpler if you just define a dictionary with the map, and then you loop over it
_Originally posted by @AleCandido in https://github.com/qiboteam/qibolab/pull/713#discussion_r1431585130_
Instead of doing this:
define a top level dictionary and loop over. This should be implemented in the PR with the file
module.py
since many settings are in common to all the Qblox modules.