Source code for pySimBlocks.gui.models.port_instance

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from typing import Literal, TYPE_CHECKING

from pySimBlocks.gui.blocks.port_meta import PortMeta

if TYPE_CHECKING:
    from pySimBlocks.gui.models.connection_instance import ConnectionInstance
    from pySimBlocks.gui.project_controller import BlockInstance

[docs] class PortInstance: """Represent a GUI port bound to a block instance. Attributes: name: Internal port name. display_as: Label shown in the GUI. direction: Port direction, either input or output. block: Owning block instance. """ def __init__( self, name: str, display_as: str, direction: Literal['input', 'output'], block: "BlockInstance" ): """Initialize a port instance. Args: name: Internal port name. display_as: Label shown in the GUI. direction: Port direction. block: Owning block instance. Raises: None. """ self.name = name self.display_as = display_as self.direction = direction self.block = block # --- Public methods ---
[docs] def is_compatible(self, other: "PortInstance"): """Return whether this port can connect to another port. Args: other: Port to compare against. Returns: True if the ports have opposite directions. """ return self.direction != other.direction
[docs] def can_accept_connection(self, connections: list["ConnectionInstance"]) -> bool: """Return whether this port can accept one more connection. Args: connections: Existing connections currently attached to this port. Returns: True if the port can accept an additional connection. """ return self.direction == "output" or not connections