ola::plugin::usbpro::ArduinoWidget Class Reference

Inheritance diagram for ola::plugin::usbpro::ArduinoWidget:

Public Member Functions
	ArduinoWidget (ola::io::ConnectedDescriptor *descriptor, uint16_t esta_id, uint32_t serial, unsigned int queue_size=20)
void	Stop ()
bool	SendDMX (const DmxBuffer &buffer)
void	SendRDMRequest (const ola::rdm::RDMRequest *request, ola::rdm::RDMCallback *on_complete)
void	RunFullDiscovery (ola::rdm::RDMDiscoveryCallback *callback)
void	RunIncrementalDiscovery (ola::rdm::RDMDiscoveryCallback *callback)
ola::io::ConnectedDescriptor *	GetDescriptor () const

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ola::plugin::usbpro::ArduinoWidget::ArduinoWidget	(	ola::io::ConnectedDescriptor *	descriptor,
		uint16_t	esta_id,
		uint32_t	serial,
		unsigned int	queue_size = 20
	)

ArduinoWidget Constructor

Member Function Documentation

void ola::plugin::usbpro::ArduinoWidget::RunFullDiscovery ( ola::rdm::RDMDiscoveryCallback *  callback )

inlinevirtual

These methods trigger RDM discovery. The callback may run immediately.

Implements ola::rdm::DiscoverableRDMControllerInterface.

void ola::plugin::usbpro::ArduinoWidget::SendRDMRequest ( const ola::rdm::RDMRequest *  request, ola::rdm::RDMCallback *  on_complete  )

inlinevirtual

Assumption: A class that implements this MUST ensure that as time tends to infinity, the probably that the callback is run tends to 1. That is, there must be no way that a request can be dropped in such a way that the callback is never run. Doing so will either block all subsequent requests, or leak memory depending on the implementation.

Also the implementor of this class should re-write the transaction #, and possibly the UID (changing src UIDs isn't addressed by the RDM spec).

Implements ola::rdm::RDMControllerInterface.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• plugins/usbpro/ArduinoWidget.h
• plugins/usbpro/ArduinoWidget.cpp