validateDeviceConfigUi/closedDeviceConfigUi not called

Stupid simple code. But nothing happens when I create/edit new devices. deviceStartComm is called when I Save from the Device Config dialog, but nothing before that.

Any ideas?

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   def validateDeviceConfigUi(self, valuesDict, typeId, devId):
      self.logger.debug(u'Called validateDeviceConfigUi(self, valuesDict, typeId, devId):')
      self.logger.debug(u'     (' + unicode(valuesDict) + u', ' + unicode(typeId) + u', ' + unicode(devId) + u')')         
      return (True, valuesDict)

   def closedDeviceConfigUi(self, valuesDict, userCancelled, typeId, devId):
      self.logger.debug(u'closedDeviceConfigUi(self, valuesDict, userCancelled, typeId, devId):')
      self.logger.debug(u'     (' + unicode(valuesDict) + u', ' + unicode(userCancelled) + ', ' + unicode(typeId) + u', ' + unicode(devId) + u')')
      return
      


[jay (support)]

Hmmmm. Method signatures look right. If you're using PyCharm (or any of the other debuggers), have you tried setting a breakpoint on the first line of each method?

I have a PyCharm license, but I don't have everything set up to use the debugger. I did for Indigo6 at one time. I guess I'm going to have to go back and do that again.

Hmm. Apparently I had a space/tab mismatch issue that didn't report any errors. That's what I get for copy and paste without running the Detab function.

I've seen that too. If I copy code from PyCharm into Indigo, the code throws up. But if I paste the code into BBE and then copy from BBE to Indigo, it works fine. I always figured it was a PyCharm settings issue, but I've never bothered to try to figure out what's causing it.

In Pycharm you can select a python file and use:

Edit > Convert Indents > Spaces

to change all tabs to spaces.

You can set the default tabbing in

PyCharm > Preferences...

:

PyCharm Preferences

pycharm_Preferences.png (71.51 KiB) Viewed 1649 times

I'm seeing tabs/spaces, but I'm also seeing CR/LF gremlins.


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