How to use the arq.ReceiveArqStateMachine function in arq

tx_rxtestproxyqueue.put(data)


def rx_receiveroutine():
    if rx_testproxyqueue.empty():
        return None
    else:
        return rx_testproxyqueue.get_nowait()


####################################
## Receive
##################################

# Create object
testrxsm = arq.ReceiveArqStateMachine(rx_transmitroutine, rx_receiveroutine)

# Set state machine to START
testrxsm.updatestate(arq.STATE_START)

####################################
## Transmit
##################################

# Create object
testtxsm = arq.TransmitArqStateMachine(tx_transmitroutine, tx_receiveroutine)

####################################
## Operations
##################################

print "Sleeping prior to transmit"

listdata = ['this ', 'is', ' a', ' test', '.']


def transmitroutine(data):
    print "Transmitting: ", data


def receiveroutine():
    if testrxproxyqueue.empty():
        return None
    else:
        return testrxproxyqueue.get_nowait()


# Create object
testrxsm = arq.ReceiveArqStateMachine(transmitroutine, receiveroutine)

# Set state machine to START
print "Updating to START State"
testrxsm.updatestate(arq.STATE_START)

# Add data to Fake RX Proxy queue
testrxproxyqueue.put_nowait("This")
time.sleep(2)
testrxproxyqueue.put_nowait("is")
time.sleep(1)
testrxproxyqueue.put_nowait("a")
time.sleep(3)
testrxproxyqueue.put_nowait("test")
time.sleep(1)
testrxproxyqueue.put_nowait(".")

def main():
    """
    Main function of the transmit example of Hermes messaging application using Flask. This function loops continuously
    getting user input text to transmit to the Flask server for wireless transmission to the intended remote device.
    """

    # Create ARQ Receive object
    testrxsm = arq.ReceiveArqStateMachine(rx_transmitroutine, rx_receiveroutine)

    # Set state machine to START
    testrxsm.updatestate(arq.STATE_START)