/// <summary>
/// The Bypass Command
///
/// Provides IAS ACE clients with a method to send zone bypass requests to the IAS ACE
/// server. Bypassed zones may be faulted or in alarm but will not trigger the security
/// system to go into alarm. For example, a user MAYwish to allow certain windows in his
/// premises protected by an IAS Zone server to be left open while the user leaves the
/// premises. The user could bypass the IAS Zone server protecting the window on his IAS
/// ACE client (e.g., security keypad), and if the IAS ACE server indicates that zone is
/// successfully by-passed, arm his security system while he is away.
///
/// <param name="numberOfZones" <see cref="byte"> Number Of Zones</ param >
/// <param name="zoneIds" <see cref="List<byte>"> Zone IDs</ param >
/// <param name="armDisarmCode" <see cref="string"> Arm/Disarm Code</ param >
/// <returns> the command result Task </returns>
/// </summary>
public Task <CommandResult> BypassCommand(byte numberOfZones, List <byte> zoneIds, string armDisarmCode)
{
BypassCommand command = new BypassCommand();
// Set the fields
command.NumberOfZones = numberOfZones;
command.ZoneIds = zoneIds;
command.ArmDisarmCode = armDisarmCode;
return(Send(command));
}
public override object VisitBypassCommand([NotNull] PostgresParser.BypassCommandContext context)
{
var res = new BypassCommand();
if (context.ddlStatement() != null)
{
res.Query = (DdlQuery)Visit(context.ddlStatement());
}
if (context.dmlStatement() != null)
{
res.Query = (DmlQuery)Visit(context.dmlStatement());
}
return(res);
}
