public void ProcessTagReadEvent(object sender, TagReadEventArgs e)
{
//The TagReadEventsArgs includes a ThinkifyTag as an element. (See: ThinkifyReader.cs)
//ThinkifyTag tag;
//tag = e.tag;
readCount += 1;
// Look! We've taken an object oriented language and made it -- not!
SetText(lblNumReads, readCount.ToString());
string strTaglist;
strTaglist = "";
if (chkReading.Checked)
{
foreach (ThinkifyTag T in Reader.TagList)
{
strTaglist = strTaglist + T.EPC + " " + T.ReadCount.ToString() + "\r\n";
}
SetText(txtReplys, strTaglist);
}
}
private void RaiseTagReadEvent(TagReadEventArgs e)
{
if (TagReadEvent != null)
{
TagReadEvent(this, e);
}
}
/* We set up an event handler to deal with the TagReadEvent from the reader.
* For now, let's just show what we've received.
*/
public void ProcessTagReadEvent(object sender, TagReadEventArgs e)
{
//The TagReadEventsArgs includes a ThinkifyTag as an element. (See: ThinkifyReader.cs)
ThinkifyTag tag;
tag = e.tag;
//Uncomment if you want to watch every read come in...
Console.WriteLine("HEY! We saw a tag! ID: {0} RSSI: {1}", tag.EPC, tag.RSSI);
}
private void ProcessLine(object sender, LineReceivedEventArgs e)
{
TagList.ProcessReaderMessage(e.lineReceived);
if (e.lineReceived.IndexOf("TAG=") == 0)
{
ThinkifyTag t = new ThinkifyTag(e.lineReceived);
if (t.EPC != latestTag.EPC) // A new guy! Reset latest tag.
{
latestTag = t;
}
else
{ //It's the tag we've seen before. Just update the latestTag w/ the new data...
latestTag.Update(t);
}
TagReadEventArgs ev = new TagReadEventArgs(latestTag);
RaiseTagReadEvent(ev);
}
//Extended reads are enabled. -- update the data for the last tag seen.
if (e.lineReceived.IndexOf("XRD") == 0)
{
bool goodResult = latestTag.UpdateXRDData(e.lineReceived);
//goodResult = true; //TODO: Look at if we want to use this...
//OK, we'll only report a Xread event if we have a valid one...
if (goodResult)
{
TagReadEventArgs ev = new TagReadEventArgs(latestTag);
//I can't _believe_ how poorly this language deals with moving from strings to other data types. REALLY?
ev.XReadIndex = int.Parse(e.lineReceived[3].ToString()); //Parse doesn't even deal w/Hex! How much "parse"ing is going on, then?
RaiseTagXReadEvent(ev);
}
}
}
private void RaiseTagXReadEvent(TagReadEventArgs e)
{
if (TagXReadEvent != null)
TagXReadEvent(this, e);
}
private void ProcessLine(object sender, LineReceivedEventArgs e)
{
TagList.ProcessReaderMessage(e.lineReceived);
if (e.lineReceived.IndexOf("TAG=") == 0)
{
ThinkifyTag t = new ThinkifyTag(e.lineReceived);
if (t.EPC != latestTag.EPC) // A new guy! Reset latest tag.
{
latestTag = t;
}
else
{ //It's the tag we've seen before. Just update the latestTag w/ the new data...
latestTag.Update(t);
}
TagReadEventArgs ev = new TagReadEventArgs(latestTag);
RaiseTagReadEvent(ev);
}
//Extended reads are enabled. -- update the data for the last tag seen.
if (e.lineReceived.IndexOf("XRD") == 0)
{
bool goodResult = latestTag.UpdateXRDData(e.lineReceived);
//goodResult = true; //TODO: Look at if we want to use this...
//OK, we'll only report a Xread event if we have a valid one...
if (goodResult) {
TagReadEventArgs ev = new TagReadEventArgs(latestTag);
//I can't _believe_ how poorly this language deals with moving from strings to other data types. REALLY?
ev.XReadIndex = int.Parse(e.lineReceived[3].ToString()); //Parse doesn't even deal w/Hex! How much "parse"ing is going on, then?
RaiseTagXReadEvent(ev);
}
}
}
public void ProcessTagXReadEvent(object sender, TagReadEventArgs e)
{
//Console.WriteLine(" XRD{0}: {1}", e.XReadIndex, e.tag.XRData[e.XReadIndex]);
}