Rename MSC instances when simulating

asn1_value_editor/gui.py

@@ -262,8 +262,17 @@ def gui():
         msgs.append({'name': msg, 'type': datamodel.tc[msg]['nodeTypename']})
     for msg in datamodel.tm:
         msgs.append({'name': msg, 'type': datamodel.tm[msg]['nodeTypename']})
-    msc = mscHandler(
-            myWidget, mscList, datamodel.FVname, msgs, udpController=udp)
+
+    # set the names of the MSC instances, depending on the context
+    if dll:
+        instance1 = datamodel.FVname
+        instance2 = 'Operator'
+    else:
+        instance1 = 'TASTE_System'
+        instance2 = datamodel.FVname
+
+    msc = mscHandler(myWidget, mscList, instance2, msgs, udpController=udp,
+                     instance_name=instance1)
     msc.log = log
     msc.ivpath = options.ivpath
     runMSC.pressed.connect(msc.run)

asn1_value_editor/mscHandler.py

@@ -26,7 +26,8 @@ class mscHandler(object):
         Class managing MSC operations
         (streaming, loading, recording, compiling to Python, executing)
     '''
-    def __init__(self, parent, msc_list, fv_name, msgs, udpController=None):
+    def __init__(self, parent, msc_list, fv_name, msgs, udpController=None,
+                 instance_name='TASTE_System'):
         '''
             Startup: check if there are some MSC files in
             the directory and update the list
@@ -72,7 +73,7 @@ inst {fv};'''.format(fv=fv_name)]
         self.gui_instance = self.msc_scene.addInstance(self.env_x, 0,
                                                      label=fv_name)
         self.taste_instance = self.msc_scene.addInstance(self.taste_x, 0,
-                                                       label='TASTE_System')
+                                                       label=instance_name)
         self.next_y = 130.0
         self.msc_view.show()
         self.dock.setWidget(self.msc_view)