// *************************************************************************************************
// The thread callback function. Sit and wait for work. release thread on program stopping
// by placing a null string at the end of the queue (happens in program event handler)
// *************************************************************************************************
#region Event Handlers
void myKeypad_ButtonStateChange(GenericBase device, ButtonEventArgs args)
{
var btn = args.Button;
var uo = btn.UserObject;
// CrestronConsole.PrintLine("Event sig: {0}, Type: {1}, State: {2}", btn.Number, btn.GetType(), btn.State);
#region UserObject Action<> invocation
// I have a big issue to contend with in these methods - what do you pass as arguments to the methods
// I want to keep things decoupled but how do you get access to devices created, resgitered in control system
// class when you in in classes that are outside the scope e.g. Versiports, IRPorts etc.
// Need to fix this section so the action is not fired more than once on button press - for now it does.
// for some reason
if (uo is System.Action <Button> ) //if this userObject has been defined and is correct type
{
(uo as System.Action <Button>)(btn);
}
else if (uo is System.Action)
{
(uo as System.Action)();
}
ButtonInterfaceController myBIC = new ButtonInterfaceController();
#endregion
} // Event Handler
// *************************************************************************************************
// InititalizeSystem - get in and out quickly - system startup stuff
// *************************************************************************************************
public override void InitializeSystem()
{
myComPortController.Initialize();
// This statement defines the userobject for this signal as a delegate to run the class method
// 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
myKPController = new ButtonInterfaceController(myKeypad);
}
// Keypad event handling
void myKeypad_ButtonStateChange(GenericBase device, ButtonEventArgs args)
{
var btn = args.Button;
var uo = btn.UserObject;
// CrestronConsole.PrintLine("Event sig: {0}, Type: {1}, State: {2}", btn.Number, btn.GetType(), btn.State);
#region UserObject Action<> invocation
// I have a big issue to contend with in these methods - what do you pass as arguments to the methods
// I want to keep things decoupled but how do you get access to devices created, resgitered in control system
// class when you in in classes that are outside the scope e.g. Versiports, IRPorts etc.
// Need to fix this section so the action is not fired more than once on button press - for now it does.
// for some reason
if (uo is System.Action<Button>) //if this userObject has been defined and is correct type
(uo as System.Action<Button>)(btn);
else if (uo is System.Action)
(uo as System.Action)();
ButtonInterfaceController myBIC = new ButtonInterfaceController();
#endregion
#region "Hardcoded* button invocation
/*
// Call direction until UserObject stuff working
if (btn.State == eButtonState.Pressed)
{
this.VersiPorts[args.Button.Number].DigitalOut = true;
switch (btn.Number)
{
case 1:
myIRPort1.Press("UP_ARROW");
ComPorts[1].Send("Test transmition, please ignore");
break;
case 2:
myIRPort1.Press("DN_ARROW");
ComPorts[1].Send("\n");
break;
default:
CrestronConsole.PrintLine("Key Not Programmed: {0}", args.Button.Number);
break;
}
}
if (args.Button.State == eButtonState.Released)
{
myIRPort1.Release();
this.VersiPorts[args.Button.Number].DigitalOut = false;
}
*/
#endregion
} // Event Handler
public override void InitializeSystem()
{
try
{
rxHandler = new Thread(Gather, (object)null, Thread.eThreadStartOptions.Running);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
ErrorLog.Error("Error in InitializeSystem: {0}", e.Message);
}
// This statement defines the userobject for this signal as a delegate to run the class method
// 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
actionBIC = new ButtonInterfaceController();
myKeypad.Button[1].UserObject = new System.Action<Button>((p) => actionBIC.BPressUp(p));
myKeypad.Button[2].UserObject = new System.Action<Button>((p) => actionBIC.BPressDn(p));
}
static public void DnRelease(string s)
{
ButtonInterfaceController bic = new ButtonInterfaceController();
bic.PressDn_Released(Convert.ToUInt32(s));
}
static public void UpPress(string s)
{
ButtonInterfaceController bic = new ButtonInterfaceController();
bic.PressUp_Pressed(Convert.ToUInt32(s));
}
