Coding and Decoding in Python
Wanderer
wanderer at dialup4less.com
Thu Mar 17 11:07:28 EDT 2011
I have a dll that to communicate with I need to send numeric codes. So
I created a dictionary. It works in one direction in that I can
address the key and get the value. But when the program returns the
value I can't get the key. This code is very simple and I could use a
list and the index except for the last value. Is there a better way to
handle coding and decoding values to strings?
QCam_Info = {
'qinfCameraType' : 0, # Camera model (see
QCam_qcCameraType)
'qinfSerialNumber' : 1, # Deprecated
'qinfHardwareVersion' : 2, # Hardware version
'qinfFirmwareVersion' : 3, # Firmware version
'qinfCcd' : 4, # CCD model (see
QCam_qcCcd)
'qinfBitDepth' : 5, # Maximum bit depth
'qinfCooled' : 6, # Returns 1 if
cooler is available, 0 if not
'qinfReserved1' : 7, # Reserved
'qinfImageWidth ' : 8, # Width of the ROI (in
pixels)
'qinfImageHeight' : 9, # Height of the ROI (in
pixels)
'qinfImageSize' : 10, # Size of returned
image (in bytes)
'qinfCcdType' : 11, # CDD type (see
QCam_qcCcdType)
'qinfCcdWidth' : 12, # CCD maximum width
'qinfCcdHeight' : 13, # CCD maximum height
'qinfFirmwareBuild' : 14, # Build number of the
firmware
'qinfUniqueId' : 15, # Same as uniqueId
in QCam_CamListItem
'qinfIsModelB' : 16, # Cameras
manufactured after March 1, 2004 return 1, otherwise 0
'qinfIntensifierModel' : 17, # Intensifier tube
model (see QCam_qcIntensifierModel)
'qinfExposureRes' : 18, # Exposure time
resolution (nanoseconds)
'qinfTriggerDelayRes' : 19, # Trigger delay
Resolution (nanoseconds)
'qinfStreamVersion' : 20, # Streaming version
'qinfNormGainSigFigs' : 21, # Normalized Gain
Significant Figures resolution
'qinfNormGaindBRes' : 22, # Normalized Gain dB
resolution (in micro units)
'qinfNormITGainSigFigs' : 23, # Normalized Intensifier
Gain Significant Figures
'qinfNormITGaindBRes' : 24, # Normalized Intensifier
Gain dB resolution (micro units)
'qinfRegulatedCooling' : 25, # 1 if camera has
regulated cooling
'qinfRegulatedCoolingLock' : 26, # 1 if camera is at
regulated temperature, 0 otherwise
'qinfFanControl' : 29, # 1 if camera can
control fan speed
'qinfHighSensitivityMode' : 30, # 1 if camera has high
sensitivity mode available
'qinfBlackoutMode' : 31, # 1 if camera has
blackout mode available
'qinfPostProcessImageSize' : 32, # Returns the size (in
bytes) of the post-processed image
'qinfAsymmetricalBinning' : 33, # 1 if camera has
asymmetrical binning (ex: 2x4)
'qinfEMGain' : 34, # 1 if EM gain is
supported, 0 if not
'qinfOpenDelay' : 35, # 1 if shutter open
delay controls are available, 0 if not
'qinfCloseDelay' : 36, # 1 if shutter close
delay controls are available, 0 if not
'qinfColorWheelSupported' : 37, # 1 if color wheel is
supported, 0 if not
'qinfReserved2' : 38,
'qinfReserved3' : 39,
'qinfReserved4' : 40,
'qinfReserved5' : 41,
'qinfEasyEmModeSupported' : 42, # 1 if camera supports
Easy EM mode
'qinfLockedGainModeSupported' : 43,
'qinf_last' : 44,
'_qinf_force32' : 0xFFFFFFFF
}
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