This is an image of the UI designed in Qt Designer - this is the second iteration I wrote for this UI. Using stylesheets with Qt Designer brings some issues with elements in the layout hierarchy so where the background should be grey it can show up white.
Same issues as above were present, but this menu option is much simpler.
class Pumpy_Ui(QtWidgets.QMainWindow)
Handles importing the UI file, encapsulates the functions that the UI must perform and assigns them to the correct buttons and text input elements.
class PreviousOperations_Ui(QtWidgets.QMainWindow)
Performs the same functions as above but for the Previous Operations screen
def __init__(self)
Imports the UI file pumpy-2.ui, sets up the Pumpy instance, connects functions to
appropriate buttons, sets up previous operations list and displays the window
def infuse_button_pressed(self)
Takes the user input values and calls self.pump.pump() with those values as
arguments - work is being done on a threaded alternative so that the GUI can
still be used while the pump is running
def infuse_continuous_pressed(self):
Takes the user defined micro-stepping value and runs the self.pump.continuous()
method for that value with Pumpy.INFUSE as the direction argument
def withdraw_continuous_pressed(self)
Takes the user defined micro-stepping value and runs the self.pump.continuous()
method for that value with Pumpy.WITHDRAW as the direction argument
def open_prev_ops(self):
Initialises the Previous Operations UI class and displays it to the screen
def load_prev_ops(self, operation)
When a previous operation is loaded in from the Previous Operations UI, this method is called to setup the input boxes with the chosen operation
def exit_ui(self)
Closes the program by calling sys.exit(0)
def __init__(self, parent)
Load the Previous Operations UI file, bind functions to buttons and populate the list of previous operations
def load_operation(self)
Gets the selected operation as a list and sends it to the load_prev_ops(self, operation)
method in Pumpy_Ui()
def exit_ui(self)
Closes the window by calling self.close()