override internal bool OnStatus(Status stat)
{
bool no_errors = base.OnStatus(stat);
if (stat.HasBeenReset)
{
Active = false;
monitor.Activation(false);
// TODO is TimeSpan(0) the best for this notification? Could calculate duration, but how much time between reset (deactivation) and now?
ThermalProgress.Raise(this, new ThermalProgressArgs(_lastTemperature, new TimeSpan(0), ThermalState.Aborted));
no_errors = false;
}
if (no_errors)
{
bool is_controlling = Controlling(stat);
#if DEBUG
// Currently, transitioning state is not examined or used in public interface.
// examine the controlling and transitioning status for consistency with assumptions behind this code
bool is_transitioning = Transitioning(stat);
//
if (is_controlling && is_transitioning)
{
logger.Debug("Heater {0} reports 'controlling' and 'transitioning' ({1:X})", Name, (byte)stat);
}
#endif
if (monitor.StatusUpdate(is_controlling))
{
ThermalProgress.Raise(this, new ThermalProgressArgs(_lastTemperature, monitor.TimeActive, monitor.State));
}
}
_last_status = stat;
return(no_errors);
}
public void Activate(int mode)
{
logger.Debug("E: {0} Activating: {1}", Name, mode.ToString());
// command uses hardcoded "0" instead of DefaultChannel() -- activation always applies via
// channel 0, even if the heater in question is a resistive on channel 1.
// (see: ResistiveHeater.ActivationValue())
Issue(iCmd(HActivate, "0", mode.ToString(),
(ival) => // iVal is ignored in handler, assumes command successful
{
NActive = mode;
if (monitor.Activation(true))
{
ThermalProgress.Raise(this, new ThermalProgressArgs(_lastTemperature, monitor.TimeActive, Controlling(_last_status), Transitioning(_last_status)));
}
}), true);
}
public void Activate(bool active)
{
logger.Trace("E: {0} Activating: {1}", Name, active);
// command uses hardcoded "0" instead of DefaultChannel() -- activation always applies via
// channel 0, even if the heater in question is a resistive on channel 1.
// (see: ResistiveHeater.ActivationValue())
Issue(iCmd(HActivate, "0", ActivationValue(active),
(ival) => // iVal is ignored in handler, assumes command successful
{
if (Active != active)
{
Active = active;
if (monitor.Activation(active))
{
ThermalProgress.Raise(this, new ThermalProgressArgs(_lastTemperature, monitor.TimeActive, monitor.State));
}
}
}));
}