Plesty PyForPICam
Python ctypes bindings for the Princeton Instruments PICam library.
This is a low-level support module for
plesty-picamccd:
it wraps the C functions exposed by the PICam SDK (Picam.dll) as plain
synchronous Python functions. It is not a Plesty device on its own — it provides
the raw call surface that a device driver builds on.
Async use is not baked in here. Callers that need await wrap the consuming
device with plesty.lib.device.async_wrapper.AsyncWrapperSafe, which offloads
the blocking ctypes calls to a worker thread.
Installation
uv add "plesty-pyforpicam @ git+https://gitlab.com/plesty/hub/devices/princeton_instruments/pyforpicam.git"
Usage
import plesty.pyforpicam as pyforpicam
from plesty.pyforpicam.PiFunctions import Picam_InitializeLibrary
Each Picam_* function takes the loaded PICam handle as its first argument and
returns True on success, raising the matching PicamError subclass otherwise.
License
Licensed under the GNU General Public License, version 3 or later
(GPL-3.0-or-later); see LICENSE. Note that PiFunctions.py derives from
PythonForPicam by Joe Lowney, distributed under the GNU General Public License
(see COPYING), and has been modified by the Plesty team.
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