The core of a Python plugin is the main module __main__.py located in the plugin folder.
AnyWave will run the python interpreter on that module AnyWave once the plugin context is initialized.

list of anywave package functions

command	description	Documentation
init()	must be called first!	How to use init
get_data()	Request data.	Go to the get_data documentation
get_markers()	Request markers	Go to the get_markers documentation
send_markers()	Send new markers	Go to the send_markers documentation
send_message()	Send a string message (for logging purpose)	Go to the send_message documentation
get_props()	Get global settings related to the current file	Go to get_props documentation
debug_connect()	Activate debug/developer mode	How to debug my plugin

Global settings for the plugin

Once you called anywave.init(sys.argv), the anywave module will get a variable called properties:

print(anywave.properties)  # output the content of a dict containing the global settings set by AnyWave for your plugin

'bad_file' :  full path to the .bad file,
'data_dir' :  full path to the data dir,
'data_file' : data file name,
'data_path' : full path to the data file (concatenation of data dir and data_file),
'disp_file' : path to .disp file (not useful in the MATLAB context),
'lvl_file' :  path to the .level file  (not useful in the MATLAB context),
'sel_file' :  path to the .sel file  (not useful in the MATLAB context),
'flt_file' : path to the .flt file  (not useful in the MATLAB context),
'marker_file' :  path to the .mrk file,
'montage_file' : path to the .mtg file,
'iso_date' : date of data acquisition in ISO format,
'first_name' : first name of subject,
'last_name' : last name of subject,
'date' : date of acquistion,
'time' : time of acquisition,
'file_duration' :  total length of data in seconds,
'max_sr' : maximum sampling rate of data,
'samples' : total number of samples