ZPlanWidget

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ZPlanWidget

Bases: QWidget

Widget to edit a useq.ZPlan.

currentZRange() -> float

Return the current Z range in microns.

isGoUp() -> bool

Return True if the acquisition direction is up (bottom to top).

mode() -> Mode

Return the current mode.

One of "top_bottom", "range_around", or "above_below".

setGoUp(up: bool) -> None

Set the acquisition direction.

setMode(mode: Mode | Literal['top_bottom', 'range_around', 'above_below']) -> None

Set the current mode.

One of "top_bottom", "range_around", or "above_below".

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
mode	Mode | Literal['top_bottom', 'range_around', 'above_below'] | None	The mode to set. By default, None. If None, the mode is determined by the sender().data(), for internal usage.	required

setSuggestedStep(value: float | None) -> None

Set the suggested z step size and update the button text.

setValue(value: useq.ZAboveBelow | useq.ZRangeAround | useq.ZTopBottom) -> None

Set the current value of the widget from a useq.ZPlan.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	ZAboveBelow | ZRangeAround | ZTopBottom	The useq.ZPlan to set.	required

suggestedStep() -> float | None

Return suggested z step size.

useSuggestedStep() -> None

Apply the suggested z step size to the step field.

value() -> useq.ZAboveBelow | useq.ZRangeAround | useq.ZTopBottom | None

Return the current value of the widget as a useq.ZPlan.

Returns:

Type	Description
ZAboveBelow | ZRangeAround | ZTopBottom | None
The current [useq.ZPlan](https://pymmcore-plus.github.io/useq-schema/schema/axes/#z-plans)
value of the widget.

Example

"""Example usage of the ZPlanWidget class.

Check also the 'mda_widget.py' example to see the ZPlanWidget
used in combination of other widgets.
"""

from pymmcore_plus import CMMCorePlus
from qtpy.QtWidgets import QApplication

from pymmcore_widgets import ZPlanWidget

app = QApplication([])

mmc = CMMCorePlus().instance()
mmc.loadSystemConfiguration()

z_wdg = ZPlanWidget()
z_wdg.show()

app.exec_()