public override void InitializeSystem()
{
LoadAssembly(@"\NVRAM\ReflectionLib1.dll"); // Load this assembly by default
// *********************************************************************************************
// Below defines the userobject for this signal as a delegate to run the class method.
// Currently its reponsibilty is to be the interface between the TP and the system
// So, when this particular signal is invoked the delegate function invokes the class method
// I have demonstrated 3 different ways to assign the action with and without parms as well
// as lambda notation vs simplified - need to test to see whagt does and does not work
// NOTE: If you have multiple parameters in action specify in "(":
// Action<Button, int>((p,i) => actionBIC.BReadFile(p,i));
// NOTE: Also, the full lambda does _not_ need specifying at all - its handled automatically
// Action<Button, int>(actionBIC.BGetHTTPFile);
// *********************************************************************************************
actionBIC = new ButtonInterfaceController();
myKeypad.Button[1].UserObject = new System.Action <Button>(p => actionBIC.BReadFile(p));
myKeypad.Button[2].UserObject = new System.Action <Button>(actionBIC.BGetHTTPFile);
myKeypad.Button[3].UserObject = new System.Action(actionBIC.GetSFTPFile);
return;
}
public override void InitializeSystem()
{
LoadAssembly(@"\NVRAM\ReflectionLib1.dll"); // Load this assembly by default
// *********************************************************************************************
// Below defines the userobject for this signal as a delegate to run the class method.
// Currently its reponsibilty is to be the interface between the TP and the system
// So, when this particular signal is invoked the delegate function invokes the class method
// I have demonstrated 3 different ways to assign the action with and without parms as well
// as lambda notation vs simplified - need to test to see whagt does and does not work
// NOTE: If you have multiple parameters in action specify in "(":
// Action<Button, int>((p,i) => actionBIC.BReadFile(p,i));
// NOTE: Also, the full lambda does _not_ need specifying at all - its handled automatically
// Action<Button, int>(actionBIC.BGetHTTPFile);
// *********************************************************************************************
actionBIC = new ButtonInterfaceController();
myKeypad.Button[1].UserObject = new System.Action<Button>(p => actionBIC.BReadFile(p));
myKeypad.Button[2].UserObject = new System.Action<Button>(actionBIC.BGetHTTPFile);
myKeypad.Button[3].UserObject = new System.Action(actionBIC.GetSFTPFile);
return;
}
