public override void OnConnectionStateChange(BluetoothGatt gatt, GattStatus status, ProfileState newState)
{
base.OnConnectionStateChange(gatt, status, newState);
IDevice device;
Trace.Message($"OnConnectionStateChange: GattStatus: {status}");
switch (newState)
{
// disconnected
case ProfileState.Disconnected:
if (_adapter.DeviceOperationRegistry.TryGetValue(gatt.Device.Address, out device))
{
Trace.Message("Disconnected by user");
//Found so we can remove it
_adapter.DeviceOperationRegistry.Remove(gatt.Device.Address);
_adapter.ConnectedDeviceRegistry.Remove(gatt.Device.Address);
gatt.Close();
if (status != GattStatus.Success)
{
// The above error event handles the case where the error happened during a Connect call, which will close out any waiting asyncs.
// Android > 5.0 uses this switch branch when an error occurs during connect
Trace.Message($"Error while connecting '{device.Name}'. Not raising disconnect event.");
_adapter.HandleConnectionFail(device, $"GattCallback error: {status}");
}
else
{
//we already hadled device error so no need th raise disconnect event(happens when device not in range)
_adapter.HandleDisconnectedDevice(true, device);
}
break;
}
//connection must have been lost, bacause our device was not found in the registry but was still connected
if (_adapter.ConnectedDeviceRegistry.TryGetValue(gatt.Device.Address, out device))
{
Trace.Message($"Disconnected '{device.Name}' by lost connection");
_adapter.ConnectedDeviceRegistry.Remove(gatt.Device.Address);
gatt.Close();
_adapter.HandleDisconnectedDevice(false, device);
break;
}
gatt.Close(); // Close GATT regardless, else we can accumulate zombie gatts.
Trace.Message("Disconnect. Device not found in registry. Not raising disconnect/lost event.");
break;
// connecting
case ProfileState.Connecting:
Trace.Message("Connecting");
break;
// connected
case ProfileState.Connected:
Trace.Message("Connected");
//Try to find the device in the registry so that the same instance is updated
if (_adapter.DeviceOperationRegistry.TryGetValue(gatt.Device.Address, out device))
{
((Device)device).Update(gatt.Device, gatt, this);
//Found so we can remove it
_adapter.DeviceOperationRegistry.Remove(gatt.Device.Address);
}
else
{
//only for on auto-reconnect (device is not in operation registry)
device = new Device(_adapter, gatt.Device, gatt, this, 0);
}
if (status != GattStatus.Success)
{
// The aboe error event handles the case where the error happened during a Connect call, which will close out any waiting asyncs.
// Android <= 4.4 uses this switch branch when an error occurs during connect
Trace.Message($"Error while connecting '{device.Name}'. GattStatus: {status}. ");
_adapter.HandleConnectionFail(device, $"GattCallback error: {status}");
gatt.Close();
}
else
{
_adapter.ConnectedDeviceRegistry[gatt.Device.Address] = device;
_adapter.HandleConnectedDevice(device);
}
break;
// disconnecting
case ProfileState.Disconnecting:
Trace.Message("Disconnecting");
break;
}
}
public async void CheckMyDevice(Device device)
{
await device.UpdateRssiAsync();
}
public override void OnReadRemoteRssi(BluetoothGatt gatt, int rssi, GattStatus status)
{
base.OnReadRemoteRssi(gatt, rssi, status);
Trace.Message("OnReadRemoteRssi: device {0} status {1} value {2}", gatt.Device.Name, status, rssi);
IDevice device;
if (!_adapter.ConnectedDeviceRegistry.TryGetValue(gatt.Device.Address, out device))
{
device = new Device(_adapter, gatt.Device, gatt, this, rssi);
Trace.Message("Rssi updated for device not in connected list. This should not happen.");
}
RemoteRssiRead?.Invoke(this, new RssiReadCallbackEventArgs(device, GetExceptionFromGattStatus(status), rssi));
}
