Contributions:BCI2000PythonBindings: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 18:16, 5 July 2012

Synopsis

BCI2000PythonBindings currently provides a BCI2000Remote class that controls the BCI2000 Operator. It provides the functionality of the BCI2000Remote C++ class in Python.

To use it, import BCI2000Remote.py into Python. This Python module must reside in the same directory as the BCI2000RemoteLib library, which typically resides in the BCI2000/prog directory.

Location

http://www.bci2000.org/svn/trunk/src/contrib/ExternalLinks/BCI2000PythonBindings

Versioning

Author

juergen.mellinger@uni-tuebingen.de

Source Code Revisions

Initial development: 4081
Tested under: 4082

Functional Description

The BCI2000Remote Python class is an exact Python counterpart to the BCI2000Remote C++ class. For a description, see Programming Reference:BCI2000Remote Class.

Example

bci = BCI2000Remote()
print bci.OperatorPath
bci.WindowTitle = "Python controlled"
bci.SubjectID = "PY1"
bci.Connect()
bci.Execute( "cd ${BCI2000LAUNCHDIR}" )
bci.StartupModules( ( "SignalGenerator", "ARSignalProcessing", "CursorTask" ) )
bci.LoadParametersRemote( "../parms/examples/CursorTask_SignalGenerator.prm" )
bci.SetConfig()
print bci.GetParameter( "SubjectName" )
bci.Start()
bci.Execute( "Wait for Suspended 20" )
bci.Stop()
del bci

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 print bci.GetParameter( "SubjectName" )
 bci.Start()
-bci.Timeout = 25 # must always be greater than expected duration of a command
 bci.Execute( "Wait for Suspended 20" )
 bci.Stop()
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