mswINS_CONFIG_TABLE Class Reference

See man page mswINS_CONFIG_TABLE(4)

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#include <mswINS_CONFIG_TABLE.h>

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Public Member Functions
	mswINS_CONFIG_TABLE (const dbSYMADDRESS dbPoint=dbEMPTY)
virtual	~mswINS_CONFIG_TABLE ()
ccsCOMPL_STAT	SetInsId (const mswINSID &newId)
ccsCOMPL_STAT	SetInsData (const mswINSID &ins, const char *msgBuffer)

Detailed Description

See man page mswINS_CONFIG_TABLE(4)

Manpage of mswINS_CONFIG_TABLE

mswINS_CONFIG_TABLE

Section: Devices and Network Interfaces (4)
Updated: 2012-04-23 10:09
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NAME

mswINS_CONFIG_TABLE - R/W access class to instruments' configuration

SYNOPSIS


  #include "mswINS_CONFIG_TABLE.h"

  class mswINS_CONFIG_TABLE : public mswINS_CONFIG_DATA
  {
    public:
      mswINS_CONFIG_TABLE(const dbSYMADDRESS dbPoint = dbEMPTY);
      virtual ~mswINS_CONFIG_TABLE();

      ccsCOMPL_STAT SetInsId(const mswINSID &newId);
      ccsCOMPL_STAT SetInsData(const mswINSID& ins, const char *msgBuffer);
  };

PARENT CLASS


public mswINS_CONFIG_DATA

DESCRIPTION


This class is used by msw applications to access in read and write mode
the instrument configuration table on the database.
The read services are provided by the base class, while here are implemented
the write services.

This has been done in order to be able to put the base class in a TCS-public
library, to provide read access to TCS clients, but keeping write access
hidden and reserved for the msw module.

PROTECTED METHODS


  mswINS_CONFIG_TABLE(const dbSYMADDRESS dbPoint = dbEMPTY);
    The constructor provides a default value for the dbPoint
    parameter to behave like two distinct constructors: one with
    no parameters and one with a dbPoint parameter.
    The first one defines the online database support point calling
    the standard tcsDbRoot(4) function and appenting the
    default relative path from the TCS database root point,
    assuming a complete default TCS database structure.
    This is what will be generally used.
    The second one receives as parameter the symbolic address of
    online database support point for the object, i.e. the point
    where the object can find configuration and run time values.
    This will be typically used for testing purposes.

  virtual ~mswINS_CONFIG_TABLE();

  ccsCOMPL_STAT SetInsId(const mswINSID &newId);
    Make the given instrument the selected one, writing its id in
    the database.

  ccsCOMPL_STAT SetInsData(const mswINSID& ins, const char *msgBuffer);
    Writes in the database a new record for the given instrument,
    based on its ID.
    If a record for the given instrument already exist, it is overwritten;
    otherwise a new record is added.
    The instrument data is passed as a string directly to an instance of
    mswINS_DATA_RECORD(4), in the format dafined for the message buffer
    of the command SETINSD. See the CDT for the mswControl(2) process for
    details