public EventHandlerContext(byte[] initContext, int initSizeOfContext) // this will be changed with an interface for contexts
{
command = EventHandlerFunctions.InvalidCommand;
coreCommand = CoreKnownFunctions.InvalidCommand;
subModuleCommand = SubModuleFunctions.InvalidCommand;
contextHandler = new IContext(initContext, initSizeOfContext);
}
public EventHandlerContext()
{
command = EventHandlerFunctions.InvalidCommand;
coreCommand = CoreKnownFunctions.InvalidCommand;
subModuleCommand = SubModuleFunctions.InvalidCommand;
contextHandler = null;
}
private bool RequestCommand(CoreKnownFunctions command, byte[] context, int sizeOfContext) // Sends requests to Core and then process them as we want
{
// invoke commands directly from the core of the program itself
// directly send command to core, where the context should be validated!!!!
// we could return actually a command, not just asking, but its better like this because we can control the state of the module in case of malfunctioning after our call
// also, if we return the command, we can't use the context asked
return(true);
}
