Quickest way to write a command line Taurus client

# 5 years ago
giacomos	Hello. I need to write, for test purposes, a simple command line client to read multiple attributes and Tango commands, exploiting Taurus multi threaded framework. The application should poll the attributes (or read the commands) with a custom period. In the example usage below, I used "->" to indicate commands. ./tauruscli sys/tg_test/1/double_scalar sys/tg_test/2/double_scalar sys/tg_test/1->DevDouble(10.0) my/device/x->MyCommand(0,100) […] –period 1000 Thanks, Giacomo

# 5 years ago

Hello.
I need to write, for test purposes, a simple command line client to read multiple attributes and Tango commands, exploiting Taurus multi threaded framework.
The application should poll the attributes (or read the commands) with a custom period.

In the example usage below, I used "->" to indicate commands.

./tauruscli sys/tg_test/1/double_scalar sys/tg_test/2/double_scalar sys/tg_test/1->DevDouble(10.0) my/device/x->MyCommand(0,100) […] –period 1000

Thanks,

Giacomo

# 5 years ago
sergi_rubio	Hi Giacomo, In fandango (get last sources from github), it would be like: `#> fandango/scripts/tango_monitor your/device/name/attribute your/other/device/state period=3000` This script will show up any incoming events and, in absence of them, a periodic polling at 3 seconds. Sergi Keep on dancing, http://www.tango-controls.org/resources/howto/how-fandango/ Edited 5 years ago

# 5 years ago
Carlos	Hi Giacomo, First of all, note that taurus does not yet have the concept of "commands". Therefore, Taurus does not provide any optimization regarding tango commands. That said, a simple approach for attrs would be this The command monitoring could be added by periodically executing the commands, but as I said, taurus would not add any advantage for that over a pure tango approach.