Parameters and Forms
Declare what an algorithm can be told as a list of Param (no Qt), and let ParamsForm build the controls: basic and advanced sections, help, units, dependencies, remembered values and per-user defaults. Used by CytoMetrics' segmenters and assays and by the Gel & Blot stages.
karcytics_sdk.plugin.params
User-settable parameters, declared once and turned into controls by ParamsForm.
An algorithm (a segmenter, a background method, a lane finder…) declares
what it can be told as a list of :class:Param. The form builds the
controls from that list, so adding a parameter never means editing UI code.
This module imports no Qt, so analysis code can declare parameters freely.
Param
dataclass
One parameter: enough to build its control, label it and explain it.
unit is shown after the value. A form can map a unit to another
display (µm instead of px, say) with ParamsForm.set_unit_display;
the algorithm always receives the value in the unit it declared.
advanced parameters sit behind the form's "Advanced settings" toggle.
enabled_by names a bool parameter that switches this one on.
Source code in src/karcytics_sdk/plugin/params.py
karcytics_sdk.plugin.params_form
Controls generated from a list of :class:~karcytics_sdk.plugin.params.Param.
Basic parameters are shown; advanced ones sit behind an "Advanced settings"
toggle. Values the user typed are remembered by key, so swapping one
algorithm's parameters for another's keeps the shared ones. A form can
show units differently from how the algorithm takes them (µm on screen,
pixels to the algorithm) through set_unit_display, and can keep a
user's preferred values as "my defaults" in any preference store.
ParamsForm
Bases: QWidget
A form for a list of parameters; changed fires on every edit.
Source code in src/karcytics_sdk/plugin/params_form.py
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apply_theme()
Re-colour the plain Qt widgets (the Bio* ones restyle themselves).
Source code in src/karcytics_sdk/plugin/params_form.py
display_values()
load_defaults(store, namespace)
Apply this user's saved defaults for namespace, if any. Returns whether there were any.
Source code in src/karcytics_sdk/plugin/params_form.py
reset_to_defaults()
Put every control back to its parameter's declared default.
save_defaults(store, namespace)
Keep the current values as this user's defaults for namespace in store.
Source code in src/karcytics_sdk/plugin/params_form.py
set_display_values(values)
Set controls from values in the displayed unit; unknown keys are remembered for later.
Source code in src/karcytics_sdk/plugin/params_form.py
set_hidden(keys)
set_options(source, names)
Offer names in every options picker fed by source, keeping each choice that survives.
Source code in src/karcytics_sdk/plugin/params_form.py
set_params(params)
Rebuild the controls for params, keeping values the user already set.
Source code in src/karcytics_sdk/plugin/params_form.py
set_unit_display(unit_display)
Show units through unit_display. The numbers the user typed are kept.
values()
The algorithm's input: every value converted back to its declared unit.