AnyWave Package
This is the anywave package to use with Python plugins.
Add this package to your python environment to be able to develop Python plugins for AnyWave.
Functions
| function | what it does |
|---|---|
init(argv) |
connects to AnyWave and returns the settings of the plugin (call it first) |
debug_connect(port) |
connects to an AnyWave started with --plugin_debug --server_port <port> |
get_data(args) |
requests data: channels, time selections, filters... |
get_markers(args) / send_markers(markers) |
reads / adds markers |
send_message(text) |
writes a text in the AnyWave log |
get_props() |
reads the settings of the plugin again |
change_sig_prop(cfg) |
changes the color and/or the filters (hp, lp, notch) of channels |
ica_command(cfg) |
rejects ('reject', default) or restores ('undo') independent components |
run(args) |
runs another plugin |
import sys
import anywave
anywave.init(sys.argv)
# green trace and a 1-80 Hz filter for channels A1 and A4
anywave.change_sig_prop({'labels': ['A1', 'A4'], 'color': '#008800', 'hp': 1, 'lp': 80})
# reject two components of the ICA loaded in AnyWave, then restore one of them
anywave.ica_command({'labels': ['M_IC10', 'M_IC15'], 'command': 'reject'})
anywave.ica_command({'labels': ['M_IC15'], 'command': 'undo'})
An error of AnyWave (missing labels, unknown command...) is raised as an exception with the message of AnyWave.
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