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To program own modules, you need a license key. Please contact us here: contact@sweep-me.net | To program own modules, you need a license key. Please contact us here: contact@sweep-me.net | ||
# Create the GUI: GUI elements are arranged in a layout which is loaded into the Tab that comes with every Module. You can create such a layout independent from SweepMe! by creating a function that returns a layout. | # Create the GUI: GUI elements are arranged in a layout which is loaded into the Tab that comes with every Module. You can create such a layout independent from SweepMe! by creating a script with a function that returns a layout. | ||
# Define actions: Whenever the Module changes visibility, is loaded by a setting or after the start of the program, you need to define functions if needed | # Define actions: Whenever the Module changes visibility, is loaded by a setting or after the start of the program, you need to define functions if needed. | ||
# Link to sequencer functions: If a measurement is started, SweepMe! will run a well-defined set of functions. In this step, you have to tell SweepMe! what should be done. | # Link to [[sequencer procedure | sequencer functions]]: If a measurement is started, SweepMe! will run a well-defined set of functions. In this step, you have to tell SweepMe! what should be done. | ||
# Test your Module: Try to combine it with other modules and see whether it can interact. | # Test your Module: Try to combine it with other modules and see whether it can interact. | ||
Revision as of 06:30, 26 October 2019
Almost any functionality can be added to SweepMe! on the Module level.
Basic steps
The basic libraries to create a Module are Qt5 in combination with PySide2.
To program own modules, you need a license key. Please contact us here: contact@sweep-me.net
- Create the GUI: GUI elements are arranged in a layout which is loaded into the Tab that comes with every Module. You can create such a layout independent from SweepMe! by creating a script with a function that returns a layout.
- Define actions: Whenever the Module changes visibility, is loaded by a setting or after the start of the program, you need to define functions if needed.
- Link to sequencer functions: If a measurement is started, SweepMe! will run a well-defined set of functions. In this step, you have to tell SweepMe! what should be done.
- Test your Module: Try to combine it with other modules and see whether it can interact.