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Hi, I've spent most of the day debugging my script but to no avail. Lots of errors have been rectified, mostly pertaining to INDENTS but still I cannot see what else I am missing. It's really strange because I have a working script version but now I have built a GUI around this script, it is failing...

Hi, I've been going around in circles trying to debug a script & I have finally narrowed it down, I think. I have been using: SharpCap.SelectedCamera.CaptureConfig.CaptureLimitValue to programmatically limit the Camera Capture in seconds, i.e.: SharpCap.SelectedCamera.CaptureConfig.CaptureLimitV...

Like an idiot, I forgot that the Value of NumericUpDown is Decimal.

Solved that issue now:
Cheers..,

Kirk

oopfan wrote: ↑Fri Aug 24, 2018 3:22 pm Try printing out 'capSeq'

Just going through things one by one & tried as you said, it's showing a value of 0

Attempting to correct it now.

Cheers..,

Kirk

Kirk, Indentation is very important in Python. It is not obvious to me nor Python what you want to do in that for-loop. Brian Hi Brian, thanks for the quick reply. Seems like the issue as you say is indentation. I copied the bulk of that code from a working testbed script & pasted it in my fina...

Hi, got a small sticking point on my script with the ERROR: Local variable 'count' referenced before assignment. Can't seem to find out what is wrong because the variable 'count' is nowhere else in my script except this one single function: def get_Capture(self): self.appendMessageText('Starting Cap...

I must say, I quite like python apart from the clunky forced use of 'self' for OO concepts - it's definitely a pitfall for programmers coming from languages with a more seamless OO concept. It would be quite cool to have C# scripting in the application as well as python scripting. There are things ...

Note both the self.get_EV() and the (self) parameter to the get_EV method. All seems a bit clunky from a C++/C# point of view, but that's the way Python works.... Actually Python is a cool language. What Kirk ought to do is to put get_EV() in global scope. He currently has it as a member function o...

Hi Kirk, I think this is what you need def get_EV(self): exp = SharpCap.SelectedCamera.Controls.Exposure.ExposureMs/1000 if exp > 50: return str(format(exp, '.0f')) + "(s)" else: return str(exp) def btnLE_Click(self, sender, event): if SharpCap.SelectedCamera != None: self.lblLEv.Text = s...

OK, sorry. I’m away from my PC now but basically that test script is identical to the txt file I’ve just posted except I have pasted over the def btnLE_Click section with the second lot of code wrapped in the <code> block from my earlier post including the get_EV function. If you do need me to post ...