/// <summary>
/// Main function, receiving structured command-line arguments
/// via the System.Console.DragonFruit package.
/// For example: dotnet run -- --domain-id 54 --sample-count 5
/// </summary>
/// <param name="domainId">The domain ID to create the DomainParticipant</param>
/// <param name="sampleCount">The number of data samples to receive before exiting</param>
public static void Main(int domainId = 0, int sampleCount = int.MaxValue)
{
// A DomainParticipant allows an application to begin communicating in
// a DDS domain. Typically there is one DomainParticipant per application.
// DomainParticipant QoS is configured in USER_QOS_PROFILES.xml
//
// A participant needs to be Disposed to release middleware resources.
// The 'using' keyword indicates that it will be Disposed when this
// scope ends.
using DomainParticipant participant = DomainParticipantFactory.Instance
.CreateParticipant(domainId);
// A Topic has a name and a datatype. Create dynamically-typed
// Topic named "HelloWorld Topic" with the type definition of
// "HelloWorld" in hello_world.xml. To get the type we use a QosProvider
var provider = new QosProvider("../hello_world.xml");
Topic <DynamicData> topic = participant.CreateTopic(
"Example HelloWorld",
provider.GetType("HelloWorld"));
// A Subscriber allows an application to create one or more DataReaders
// Subscriber QoS is configured in USER_QOS_PROFILES.xml
Subscriber subscriber = participant.CreateSubscriber();
// This DataReader reads data of type Temperature on Topic
// "ChocolateTemperature". DataReader QoS is configured in
// USER_QOS_PROFILES.xml
DataReader <DynamicData> reader = subscriber.CreateDataReader(topic);
// Obtain the DataReader's Status Condition
StatusCondition statusCondition = reader.StatusCondition;
// Enable the 'data available' status.
statusCondition.EnabledStatuses = StatusMask.DataAvailable;
// Associate an event handler with the status condition.
// This will run when the condition is triggered, in the context of
// the dispatch call (see below)
int samplesRead = 0;
statusCondition.Triggered += _ => samplesRead += ProcessData(reader);
// Create a WaitSet and attach the StatusCondition
var waitset = new WaitSet();
waitset.AttachCondition(statusCondition);
while (samplesRead < sampleCount)
{
// Dispatch will call the handlers associated to the WaitSet
// conditions when they activate
Console.WriteLine("HelloWorld subscriber sleeping for 4 sec...");
waitset.Dispatch(Duration.FromSeconds(4));
}
}
private void RunExample(int domainId, int sampleCount)
{
// A DomainParticipant allows an application to begin communicating in
// a DDS domain. Typically there is one DomainParticipant per application.
// DomainParticipant QoS is configured in USER_QOS_PROFILES.xml
DomainParticipant participant = DomainParticipantFactory.Instance
.CreateParticipant(domainId);
// A Topic has a name and a datatype. Create a Topic named
// "ChocolateTemperature" with type Temperature
// In this example we use a DynamicType defined in XML, which creates
// a DynamicData topic.
var provider = new QosProvider("../chocolate_factory.xml");
Topic <DynamicData> topic = participant.CreateTopic(
"ChocolateTemperature",
provider.GetType("Temperature"));
// A Subscriber allows an application to create one or more DataReaders
// Subscriber QoS is configured in USER_QOS_PROFILES.xml
Subscriber subscriber = participant.CreateSubscriber();
// This DataReader reads data of type Temperature on Topic
// "ChocolateTemperature". DataReader QoS is configured in
// USER_QOS_PROFILES.xml
DataReader <DynamicData> reader = subscriber.CreateDataReader(topic);
// Obtain the DataReader's Status Condition
StatusCondition statusCondition = reader.StatusCondition;
// Enable the 'data available' status.
statusCondition.EnabledStatuses = StatusMask.DataAvailable;
// Associate an event handler with the status condition.
// This will run when the condition is triggered, in the context of
// the dispatch call (see below)
int samplesRead = 0;
statusCondition.Triggered += _ => samplesRead += ProcessData(reader);
// Create a WaitSet and attach the StatusCondition
var waitset = new WaitSet();
waitset.AttachCondition(statusCondition);
while (samplesRead < sampleCount && !shutdownRequested)
{
// Dispatch will call the handlers associated to the WaitSet
// conditions when they activate
Console.WriteLine("ChocolateTemperature subscriber sleeping for 4 sec...");
waitset.Dispatch(Duration.FromSeconds(4));
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Main function, receiving structured command-line arguments
/// via the System.Console.DragonFruit package.
/// For example: dotnet run -- --domain-id 54 --sample-count 5
/// </summary>
/// <param name="domainId">The domain ID to create the DomainParticipant</param>
/// <param name="sampleCount">The number of data samples to publish</param>
public static void Main(int domainId = 0, int sampleCount = int.MaxValue)
{
// A DomainParticipant allows an application to begin communicating in
// a DDS domain. Typically there is one DomainParticipant per application.
// DomainParticipant QoS is configured in USER_QOS_PROFILES.xml
//
// A participant needs to be Disposed to release middleware resources.
// The 'using' keyword indicates that it will be Disposed when this
// scope ends.
using DomainParticipant participant = DomainParticipantFactory.Instance
.CreateParticipant(domainId);
// A Topic has a name and a datatype. Create dynamically-typed
// Topic named "HelloWorld Topic" with the type definition of
// "HelloWorld" in hello_world.xml. To get the type we use a QosProvider
var provider = new QosProvider("../hello_world.xml");
Topic <DynamicData> topic = participant.CreateTopic(
"Example HelloWorld",
provider.GetType("HelloWorld"));
// A Publisher allows an application to create one or more DataWriters
// Publisher QoS is configured in USER_QOS_PROFILES.xml
Publisher publisher = participant.CreatePublisher();
// This DataWriter will write data on Topic "HelloWorld Topic"
// DataWriter QoS is configured in USER_QOS_PROFILES.xml
DataWriter <DynamicData> writer = publisher.CreateDataWriter(topic);
var sample = writer.CreateData();
for (int count = 0; count < sampleCount; count++)
{
// Modify the data to be written here
sample.SetValue("msg", $"Hello {count}");
Console.WriteLine($"Writing {sample}");
writer.Write(sample);
Thread.Sleep(1000);
}
}
private void RunExample(
int domainId,
int sampleCount,
string sensorId)
{
// A DomainParticipant allows an application to begin communicating in
// a DDS domain. Typically there is one DomainParticipant per application.
// DomainParticipant QoS is configured in USER_QOS_PROFILES.xml
DomainParticipant participant = DomainParticipantFactory.Instance
.CreateParticipant(domainId);
// A Topic has a name and a datatype. Create a Topic named
// "ChocolateTemperature" with type Temperature
// In this example we use a DynamicType defined in XML, which creates
// a DynamicData topic.
var provider = new QosProvider("../chocolate_factory.xml");
Topic <DynamicData> topic = participant.CreateTopic(
"ChocolateTemperature",
provider.GetType("Temperature"));
// Exercise #2.1: Add new Topic
Topic <DynamicData> lotStateTopic = participant.CreateTopic(
"ChocolateLotState",
provider.GetType("ChocolateLotState"));
// A Publisher allows an application to create one or more DataWriters
// Publisher QoS is configured in USER_QOS_PROFILES.xml
Publisher publisher = participant.CreatePublisher();
// This DataWriter writes data on Topic "ChocolateTemperature"
// DataWriter QoS is configured in USER_QOS_PROFILES.xml
DataWriter <DynamicData> writer = publisher.CreateDataWriter(topic);
// Create a DynamicData sample for writing
DynamicData sample = writer.CreateData();
// Exercise #2.2: Add new DataWriter and data sample
DataWriter <DynamicData> lotStateWriter =
publisher.CreateDataWriter(lotStateTopic);
DynamicData lotStateSample = lotStateWriter.CreateData();
Random rand = new Random();
for (int count = 0; count < sampleCount && !shutdownRequested; count++)
{
// Modify the data to be written here
sample.SetValue("sensor_id", sensorId);
sample.SetValue("degrees", rand.Next(30, 33));
Console.WriteLine($"Writing ChocolateTemperature, count {count}");
writer.Write(sample);
// Exercise #2.3 Write data with new ChocolateLotState DataWriter
lotStateWriter.SetValue("lot_id", count % 100);
// SetAnyValue performs type conversions. In this case it can
// translate a string to the corresponding enumerator.
lotStateWriter.SetAnyValue("lot_status", "WAITING");
lotStateWriter.Write(lotStateSample);
// Exercise #1.1: Change this to sleep 100 ms in between writing temperatures
Thread.Sleep(4000);
}
}
public ChocolateFactoryTypes()
{
Temperature = (StructType)provider.GetType("Temperature");
ChocolateLotState = (StructType)provider.GetType("ChocolateLotState");
StationKind = (EnumType)provider.GetType("StationKind");
}