This may be a rudimentary question, but it will not be solved, so I would appreciate it if you could let me know.
We would like to store the numbers read below in a specific location.
Suppose you get the results 1,2,3,4,5,6 from the six data specified in device_names1.
I'd like to store those numbers in places like A1_1,A1_2.....
In this case, is the array appropriate?
if__name__=='__main__':
device_names1 = ["CM700", "CM701", "CM702", "CM703", "CM704", "CM705" ]
ip = '192.168.111.111'
port = 1234
for device_name in device_names1:
A1 = dev(ip, port, device_name, 1)
print(device_name,A1)
Additional questions
Thank you for your reply. The output is as above.
There was a missing explanation, so I will add it.
I have obtained information from another model by TCP/IP, and I would like to store it in a place like A1_1, A1_2.. and quote it in another place.
Retrieved values CM700:22, CM701:2, CM702:30, etc. *The retrieved values are random.
#get a value in 16 decimal bits
defrecv_10 deci 16 bit (ip, port, device_name, data_length):
recv = ReceiveTruePLCValue (ip, port)
recv_data = recv.receive_plc_data([device_name,data_length,
'10decimal_16bit'])
return recv_data
if__name__=='__main__':
# Tested use
device_names=["CM700", "CM701", "CM702", "CM703", "CM704", "CM705" ]
ip = '192.168.111.111'
port = 1234
for device_name in device_names:
A1 = recv_10 deci 16 bit (ip, port, device_name, 1)
print(A1)
Array is fine, but isn't the dictionary type appropriate?
The following code creates an array called dic_A and substitutes it for keys such as A1_1.
def dev(ip, port, device_name, i):
return i+1
if__name__=='__main__':
device_names1 = ["CM700", "CM701", "CM702", "CM703", "CM704", "CM705" ]
ip = '192.168.111.111'
port = 1234
dic_A={}#Dictionary declaration
for i, device_name in enumerate(device_names1):
key="A1_"+str(i+1)
value = dev(ip, port, device_name, i )
dic_A[key] = value
print(device_name,key,dic_A[key])#Each key and corresponding value
print(dic_A)
Output Results
CM700A1_11
CM701 A1_22
CM702 A1_33
CM703 A1_44
CM704 A1_55
CM705 A1_66
{'A1_1':1,'A1_2':2,'A1_3':3,'A1_4':4,'A1_5':5,'A1_6':6}
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