public UWPBluetoothManager(IButtplugLogManager aLogManager)
: base(aLogManager)
{
BpLogger.Info("Loading UWP Bluetooth Manager");
_currentlyConnecting = new List <ulong>();
// Introspect the ButtplugDevices namespace for all Factory classes, then create
// instances of all of them.
_deviceFactories = new List <UWPBluetoothDeviceFactory>();
BuiltinDevices.ForEach(aDeviceFactory =>
{
BpLogger.Debug($"Loading Bluetooth Device Factory: {aDeviceFactory.GetType().Name}");
_deviceFactories.Add(new UWPBluetoothDeviceFactory(aLogManager, aDeviceFactory));
});
_bleWatcher = new BluetoothLEAdvertisementWatcher {
ScanningMode = BluetoothLEScanningMode.Active
};
// We can't filter device advertisements because you can only add one LocalName filter at
// a time, meaning we would have to set up multiple watchers for multiple devices. We'll
// handle our own filtering via the factory classes whenever we receive a device.
_bleWatcher.Received += OnAdvertisementReceived;
_bleWatcher.Stopped += OnWatcherStopped;
var adapterTask = Task.Run(() => BluetoothAdapter.GetDefaultAsync().AsTask());
adapterTask.Wait();
var adapter = adapterTask.Result;
if (adapter == null)
{
BpLogger.Warn("No bluetooth adapter available for UWP Bluetooth Manager Connection");
return;
}
if (!adapter.IsLowEnergySupported)
{
BpLogger.Warn("Bluetooth adapter available but does not support Bluetooth Low Energy.");
return;
}
BpLogger.Debug("UWP Manager found working Bluetooth LE Adapter");
// Only run radio information lookup if we're actually logging at the level it will show.
if (aLogManager.Level >= ButtplugLogLevel.Debug)
{
// Do radio lookup in a background task, as the search query is very slow.
// TODO Should probably try and cancel this if it's still running on object destruction, but the Get() call is uninterruptable?
_radioTask = Task.Run(() => LogBluetoothRadioInfo());
}
}
public UWPBluetoothManager(IButtplugLogManager aLogManager)
: base(aLogManager)
{
BpLogger.Info("Loading UWP Bluetooth Manager");
_currentlyConnecting = new List <ulong>();
// Introspect the ButtplugDevices namespace for all Factory classes, then create instances of all of them.
_deviceFactories = new List <UWPBluetoothDeviceFactory>();
BuiltinDevices.ForEach(aDeviceFactory =>
{
BpLogger.Debug($"Loading Bluetooth Device Factory: {aDeviceFactory.GetType().Name}");
_deviceFactories.Add(new UWPBluetoothDeviceFactory(aLogManager, aDeviceFactory));
});
_bleWatcher = new BluetoothLEAdvertisementWatcher {
ScanningMode = BluetoothLEScanningMode.Active
};
// We can't filter device advertisements because you can only add one LocalName filter at a time, meaning we
// would have to set up multiple watchers for multiple devices. We'll handle our own filtering via the factory
// classes whenever we receive a device.
_bleWatcher.Received += OnAdvertisementReceived;
_bleWatcher.Stopped += OnWatcherStopped;
var adapterTask = Task.Run(() => BluetoothAdapter.GetDefaultAsync().AsTask());
adapterTask.Wait();
var adapter = adapterTask.Result;
if (adapter == null)
{
BpLogger.Warn("No bluetooth adapter available for UWP Bluetooth Manager Connection");
return;
}
if (!adapter.IsLowEnergySupported)
{
BpLogger.Warn("Bluetooth adapter available but does not support Bluetooth Low Energy.");
return;
}
BpLogger.Debug("UWP Manager found working Bluetooth LE Adapter");
}
public UWPBluetoothManager(IButtplugLogManager aLogManager)
: base(aLogManager)
{
BpLogger.Debug("Loading UWP Bluetooth Manager");
_currentlyConnecting = new List <ulong>();
// Introspect the ButtplugDevices namespace for all Factory classes, then create instances of all of them.
_deviceFactories = new List <UWPBluetoothDeviceFactory>();
BuiltinDevices.ForEach(aDeviceFactory =>
{
BpLogger.Debug($"Loading Bluetooth Device Factory: {aDeviceFactory.GetType().Name}");
_deviceFactories.Add(new UWPBluetoothDeviceFactory(aLogManager, aDeviceFactory));
});
_bleWatcher = new BluetoothLEAdvertisementWatcher {
ScanningMode = BluetoothLEScanningMode.Active
};
// We can't filter device advertisements because you can only add one LocalName filter at a time, meaning we
// would have to set up multiple watchers for multiple devices. We'll handle our own filtering via the factory
// classes whenever we receive a device.
_bleWatcher.Received += OnAdvertisementReceived;
_bleWatcher.Stopped += OnWatcherStopped;
}