private void generate(string application, string device, string language)
{
this._window.updateStatus("Generating...");
using (var db = new DatabaseCon())
{
var dbApp = db.getFromDescription <application>(application);
var dbLang = db.getFromDescription <language>(language);
var errors = db.getFilteredErrors(application, device).ToList();
this.showExportedErrors(db, errors);
switch (dbLang.description)
{
case "C++":
this.copyTemplates(
dbLang.path_to_templates,
dbApp.path_to_output_file,
this.generateCPP(db, errors),
(uint)errors.Count(),
"Template.cpp",
"Template.h"
);
break;
default:
throw new Exception($"Unsupported language: {language}");
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets a filtered set of error codes from the database.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="db">The database connection.</param>
/// <param name="application">The application to filter by.</param>
/// <param name="device">The device type to filter by.</param>
/// <returns>All error codes that can be used by the chosen application and device type.</returns>
public static IQueryable <error_code> getFilteredErrors(this DatabaseCon db, string application, string device)
{
var dbApp = db.getFromDescription <application>(application);
var dbDevice = db.getFromDescription <device_type>(device);
// These are variables since LINQ doesn't like it when I do it inside the query.
var dbAppBit = (1 << dbApp.bit_index);
var dbDevBit = (1 << dbDevice.bit_index);
var query = from error in db.error_code
where ((error.application_ids & dbAppBit) > 0 || error.application_ids == 0) &&
((error.device_ids & dbDevBit) > 0 || error.device_ids == 0)
select error;
return(query);
}