| These programs demonstrate some simple uses of the epics module. For more | |
| complex examples, including GUI applications built with wxWidget displays, | |
| see the pyepics/epicsapp repository at | |
| https://github.com/pyepics/epicsapps | |
| == Motor_Display.py: | |
| This provides a simple GUI interface to Epics Motors. Multiple motors can | |
| be specified. These will be shown as rows in the main page, much like an | |
| MEDM screen, only nicer. Each motor will be fully connected to the Epics | |
| PVs of the Epics Motor Record. A ``more`` button will bring up a separate | |
| window with more details of the Motor Record. | |
| ~> python Motor_Display.py XXX:m1 XXX:m2 XXX:m3 | |
| This program requires the wxPython package. | |
| == caget.py | |
| This is a simple emulation of the the caget command. | |
| ~> python caget.py XXX.VAL | |
| == save_restore.py | |
| This is a simple commandline tool for saving/restoring PV values | |
| For full options, run: | |
| ~> ./save_restore.py -h | |
| Simple uses: | |
| ~> ./save_restore.py -d --save /tmp/my_pvs.req /tmp/my_save.sav | |
| ~> ./save_restore.py -d --save /tmp/my_save.sav | |