Harden launchpad against loss of device #803
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WalkthroughThe recent updates focus on enhancing the reliability and user feedback for the Launchpad device integration. They introduce better error handling during data flush operations, ensuring that failures are logged and the device is marked as offline. Additionally, the updates improve device support recognition, with the Launchpad's support status now directly influencing its activation process and name assignment. These changes aim to provide a smoother, more informative experience for users interacting with different Launchpad models. Changes
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- ledfx/devices/launchpad.py (1 hunks)
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ledfx/devices/launchpad.py (2)
- 143-149: The
activatemethod's logic to check if the Launchpad device is supported (self.lp.supported) before setting it online is sound and aligns with the PR's objectives. However, it's crucial to ensure thatself.lp.supportedis reliably set in all relevant Launchpad class instances. This is a good practice for maintaining device compatibility and user experience.- 153-154: In the
set_classmethod, assigning a name to the Launchpad device based on validation results (self.lp_name = self.validate_launchpad()) is a good practice for device identification and management. It's recommended to ensure that thevalidate_launchpadmethod accurately reflects the device's support status and connectivity.ledfx/devices/launchpad_lib.py (7)
- 21-21: The import of
RtmidiSystemErroris correctly added to handle specific MIDI system errors, enhancing error handling capabilities.- 198-198: The addition of the
self.supportedattribute set toFalsein theLaunchpadBaseclass constructor is a good practice for indicating device support status, which can be overridden in derived classes.- 725-728: The
LaunchpadMk2class correctly initializes theself.supportedattribute toTruein its constructor, indicating that this device model is supported. This is a good use of inheritance to specify model-specific capabilities.- 819-825: The handling of
RuntimeErrorandRtmidiSystemErrorin theflushmethod of theLaunchpadMk2class is correctly implemented, enhancing the robustness of the method by catching and logging these specific exceptions.- 1341-1343: The
LaunchpadLPXclass correctly initializes theself.supportedattribute toTruein its constructor, indicating that this device model is supported. This consistent use of theself.supportedattribute across different device classes improves maintainability.- 1560-1566: The handling of
RuntimeErrorandRtmidiSystemErrorin theflushmethod of theLaunchpadLPXclass is correctly implemented, similar to theLaunchpadMk2class. This consistency in error handling across classes is good for maintainability.- 2040-2042: The
LaunchpadSclass correctly initializes theself.supportedattribute toTruein its constructor, indicating that this device model is supported. This consistent use of theself.supportedattribute across different device classes is beneficial.
ledfx/devices/launchpad.py
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| success = self.lp.flush( | ||
| data, self._config["alpha_options"], self._config["diag"] | ||
| ) | ||
| if not success: | ||
| _LOGGER.warning(f"Error in Launchpad {self.lp_name} flush, setting offline") | ||
| self.set_offline() |
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The implementation of the flush method correctly attempts to flush data to the Launchpad device and handles failure by logging a warning and setting the device to offline. This approach aligns with the PR's objective to enhance device resilience. However, consider adding more detailed error information if available from the flush method to aid in troubleshooting.
- _LOGGER.warning(f"Error in Launchpad {self.lp_name} flush, setting offline")
+ _LOGGER.warning(f"Error in Launchpad {self.lp_name} flush, setting offline. Error details: {error_details}")Note: error_details should be replaced with the actual error information provided by the flush method, if available.
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| success = self.lp.flush( | |
| data, self._config["alpha_options"], self._config["diag"] | |
| ) | |
| if not success: | |
| _LOGGER.warning(f"Error in Launchpad {self.lp_name} flush, setting offline") | |
| self.set_offline() | |
| success = self.lp.flush( | |
| data, self._config["alpha_options"], self._config["diag"] | |
| ) | |
| if not success: | |
| _LOGGER.warning(f"Error in Launchpad {self.lp_name} flush, setting offline. Error details: {error_details}") | |
| self.set_offline() |
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The flush method itself is responsible for logging the additional error details, in this case specific exception causes.
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@bigredfrog: Understood, thank you for clarifying that the flush method handles the logging of additional error details internally, including specific exception causes. This design ensures that error handling and logging are encapsulated within the method itself, maintaining a clean separation of concerns. Appreciate the insight!
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User: bigredfrog
PR: LedFx/LedFx#803
File: ledfx/devices/launchpad.py:0-0
Timestamp: 2024-02-25T03:02:02.510Z
Learning: The `flush` method in `launchpad_lib.py` is responsible for logging additional error details, including specific exception causes, internally.
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| def __init__(self, ledfx, config): | |||
| super().__init__(ledfx, config) | |||
| self.lp = None | |||
| self.lp_name = "unknown" | |||
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Consider adding error handling or a fallback mechanism in the activate and set_class methods for scenarios where the Launchpad device is not found or fails to initialize. This could improve the robustness of the device handling, especially in edge cases where device connectivity is intermittent or fails unexpectedly.
+ if self.lp_name is None:
+ _LOGGER.error("Failed to initialize Launchpad device. Please check the connection.")
+ self.set_offline()
+ returnThis snippet should be added at appropriate points after the device initialization attempts in both methods to handle initialization failures gracefully.
Also applies to: 143-143, 153-153
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| self.lp_name = "unknown" | |
| self.lp_name = "unknown" |
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| try: | ||
| for index, map in enumerate(self.pixel_map2): | ||
| if (index % 2) == 0: | ||
| out1 = self.scolmap(data[map][0], data[map][1]) | ||
| else: | ||
| out2 = self.scolmap(data[map][0], data[map][1]) | ||
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| if alpha: | ||
| if send_status: | ||
| self.midi.RawWrite(0x92, out1, out2) | ||
| send_status = False | ||
| else: | ||
| self.midi.RawWriteTwo(out1, out2) | ||
| else: | ||
| self.midi.RawWrite(0x92, out1, out2) | ||
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| if self.buffer0: | ||
| # Display buffer 0, and write to buffer 1 | ||
| self.midi.RawWrite(0xB0, 0x00, 0x24) | ||
| else: | ||
| out2 = self.scolmap(data[map][0], data[map][1]) | ||
| # Display buffer 1, and write to buffer 0 | ||
| self.midi.RawWrite(0xB0, 0x00, 0x21) | ||
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| if alpha: | ||
| if send_status: | ||
| self.midi.RawWrite(0x92, out1, out2) | ||
| send_status = False | ||
| else: | ||
| self.midi.RawWriteTwo(out1, out2) | ||
| else: | ||
| self.midi.RawWrite(0x92, out1, out2) | ||
| # and flip buffers | ||
| self.buffer0 = not self.buffer0 | ||
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| if self.buffer0: | ||
| # Display buffer 0, and write to buffer 1 | ||
| self.midi.RawWrite(0xB0, 0x00, 0x24) | ||
| else: | ||
| # Display buffer 1, and write to buffer 0 | ||
| self.midi.RawWrite(0xB0, 0x00, 0x21) | ||
| except RuntimeError as e: | ||
| _LOGGER.warning(f"Flush ({type(e).__name__}): {e}") | ||
| return False | ||
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| # and flip buffers | ||
| self.buffer0 = not self.buffer0 | ||
| except RtmidiSystemError as e: | ||
| _LOGGER.warning(f"Flush ({type(e).__name__}): {e}") | ||
| return False |
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The flush method in the LaunchpadS class introduces a complex logic for flushing data to the device, including handling of color mapping and buffer flipping. While the logic seems correct, it's quite complex and could benefit from further comments explaining the rationale behind certain decisions, such as the use of self.buffer0 and the specific MIDI commands used.
Consider adding more detailed comments within the flush method to explain the purpose of the buffer flipping logic and the specific MIDI commands used. This will improve the readability and maintainability of the code.
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- ledfx/devices/launchpad.py
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Launchpad device will not set to offline if we get a midi failure at startup or during active session
Device can be recovered by reconnecting and hitting refresh in UI
addresses #798
Tested locally against a Launchpad X. Leave device off at system startup, check is marked offline, connect device, ensure refresh button recovers device. Then pull device during active session, check it goes offline, and can again be recovered.
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