Source code for pySimBlocks.gui.blocks.operators.product

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import enum
from typing import Literal
from pySimBlocks.gui.blocks.block_meta import BlockMeta
from pySimBlocks.gui.blocks.parameter_meta import ParameterMeta
from pySimBlocks.gui.blocks.port_meta import PortMeta
from pySimBlocks.gui.models import BlockInstance, PortInstance


[docs] class ProductMeta(BlockMeta): """Describe the GUI metadata of the dynamic multi-input product block.""" def __init__(self): """Initialize product block metadata. Args: None. Raises: None. """ self.name = "Product" self.category = "operators" self.type = "product" self.summary = "Multi-input product block." self.description = ( "If \"Element-wise (*)\" is selected, this block computes the element-wise:\n" "$$\n" "y = u_1 operations_1 u_2 operations_2 ... operations_m-1 u_m\n" "$$\n" "where u_i are the input signals and operations_i are the operations selected * or /.\n\n" "If \"Matrix (@)\" is selected, this block computes the matrix product:\n" "$$\n" "y = u_1 operations_1 u_2 operations_2 ... operations_m-1 u_m\n" "$$\n" "where u_i are the input signals and operations_i are the operations selected * (@) or / (inverse)." ) self.parameters = [ ParameterMeta( name="operations", type="str", autofill=True, default="*" ), ParameterMeta( name="multiplication", type="enum", autofill=True, default="Element-wise (*)", enum=["Element-wise (*)", "Matrix (@)"] ), ParameterMeta( name="sample_time", type="float" ) ] self.inputs = [ PortMeta( name="in", display_as="", shape=["n", "m"], description="Input signals." ) ] self.outputs = [ PortMeta( name="out", display_as="out", shape=["n", "m"], description="Output signal." ) ] # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Public Methods # --------------------------------------------------------------------------
[docs] def resolve_port_group( self, port_meta: PortMeta, direction: Literal['input', 'output'], instance: "BlockInstance" ) -> list["PortInstance"]: """Resolve product input ports from the configured operations string. Args: port_meta: Declared port metadata. direction: Direction of the port group. instance: Block instance whose ports are being built. Returns: Concrete ports for the requested port group. """ if direction == "input" and port_meta.name == "in": operations_str = instance.parameters.get("operations", "") ports = [] for i, op in enumerate(operations_str): ports.append( PortInstance( name=f"{port_meta.name}_{i}", display_as=op, direction="input", block=instance ) ) return ports return super().resolve_port_group(port_meta, direction, instance)