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import its.device
import its.target
import sys

def main():
    """Set the target exposure.

    This program is just a wrapper around the its.target module, to allow the
    functions in it to be invoked from the command line.

    Usage:
        python config.py        - Measure the target exposure, and cache it.
        python config.py EXP    - Hard-code (and cache) the target exposure.

    The "reboot" argument may also be provided, just as with all the test
    scripts.

    If no exposure value is provided, the camera will be used to measure
    the scene and set a level that will result in the luma (with linear
    tonemap) being at the 0.5 level. This requires camera 3A and capture
    to be functioning.

    For bring-up purposes, the exposure value may be manually set to a hard-
    coded value, without the camera having to be able to perform 3A (or even
    capture a shot reliably).
    """

    # Command line args, ignoring any "reboot..." args.
    non_reboot_argv = [s for s in sys.argv if s[:6] != "reboot"]

    if len(non_reboot_argv) == 1:
        with its.device.ItsSession() as cam:
            # Automatically measure target exposure.
            its.target.clear_cached_target_exposure()
            its.target.get_target_exposure(cam)
    elif len(non_reboot_argv) == 2:
        # Hard-code the target exposure.
        exposure = float(non_reboot_argv[1])
        its.target.set_hardcoded_exposure(exposure)
    else:
        print "Usage: python %s [EXPOSURE]"
        sys.exit(0)
    exposure = its.target.get_target_exposure()
    print "New target exposure set to", exposure
    print "This corresponds to %dms at ISO 100" % int(exposure/100/1000000.0)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()