Make signals class attributes instead of instance attributes#345
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Make signals class attributes instead of instance attributes#345
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The FlatData type is a namedtuple that replaces the plain tuple returned by older versions of pylabrad when flattening data. We modify the labrad_urlencode method to use names of the FlatData items if possible, rather than explicitly unpacking the tuple. This lets us maintain compatibility with changes in 0.95.2 which added a third endianness member to the FlatData tuple.
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The extra commits can be removed now that #343 is in. As for the signal change, I think we cannot move these to the class level with the current signal implementation because of context interference in the multi-headed datavault. |
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Please ignore, I just want to trigger tests on teamcity