#include <CRingStateChangeItem>
class CRingStateChangeItem {CRingStateChangeItem(uint16_t reason = BEGIN_RUN);
CRingStateChangeItem(uint16_t reason, uint32_t runNumber, uint32_t timeOffset, time_t timestamp, std::string title) throws CRangeError;
CRingStateChangeItem(const CRingItem& item) throws std::bad_cast;
CRingStateChangeItem(const CRingStateChangeItem& rhs);
virtual ~CRingStateChangeItem();
CRingStateChangeItem& operator=(const CRingStateChangeItem& rhs);
const int operator==(const CRingStateChangeItem& rhs);
const int operator!=(const CRingStateChangeItem& rhs);
void setRunNumber(uint32_t run);
const uint32_t getRunNumber();
void setElapsedTime(uint32_t offset);
const uint32_t getElapsedTime();
void setTitle(std::string title) throws CRangeError;
const std::string getTitle();
void setTimestamp(time_t stamp);
const time_t getTimestamp();
}
Encapsulates a ring buffer item for the ring items that represent changes in state of a data taking run. These are specifically ring items of the type: BEGIN_RUN, END_RUN, PAUSE_RUN, and RESUME_RUN.
In a ring buffer, these items take the form of a StateChangeItem as defined in <DataFormat.h>.
The class can be used both to format state change items for later insertion into a ring, or to decode existing state change items.
CRingStateChangeItem(uint16_t reason = BEGIN_RUN);
Constructs a state change item with the type reason
.
The run number, and time offset will be set to zero. The
timestamp will be set to the current time, and the title will be
empty.
CRingStateChangeItem(uint16_tM reason, uint32_t runNumber, uint32_t timeOffset, time_t timestamp, std::string title)
throws CRangeError;
Constructs a run state change item in a fully specified way.
reason
is the actual type of the item.
runNumber
will be stored in the item as
the number of the run undergoing state change.
timeOffset
should be the time in the run
at which the state change occured in seconds. This time should not
include time spent in the paused state, and the begin run is always
emitted at timeOffset
zero.
timestamp
is an absolute time at which the
transition occured. This can be gotten via the POSIX
time(2)
function.
title
is the title string.
The title
string must be at most
TITLE_MAXSIZE characters long. If it is longer
than that, a CRangeError
will be thrown.
CRingStateChangeItem(const CRingItem& item)
throws std::bad_cast;
Attempts to construct a CRingStateChangeItem
from a reference to an existing
CRingItem
; item
.
If item
is not a value state change
item, a
std::bad_cast exception will be thrown.
CRingStateChangeItem(const CRingStateChangeItem& rhs);
Constructs an object that is a functional copy of
rhs
.
CRingStateChangeItem& operator=(const CRingStateChangeItem& rhs);
Provides assignment to CRingStateChangeItem
objects
from other CRingStateChangeItem
s.
After assignment is done the object on the left side of the
= is a functional equivalent of
rhs
.
const int operator==(const CRingStateChangeItem& rhs);
Compares the object on the left hand side of the
== for functional equivalence with the
rhs
object.
const int operator!=(const CRingStateChangeItem& rhs);
Compares the object for functional equivalence with
rhs
.
Returns the logical inverse of the comparison.
void setRunNumber(uint32_t run);
Sets the run number of the item to
run
.
const uint32_t getRunNumber();
Returns the current value of the run number.
void setElapsedTime(uint32_t offset);
Set the elapsed time for the item to offset
.
This value is supposed to represent the number of active seconds
into the run at which the state transition occured.
const uint32_t getElapsedTime();
Returns the object's current elapsed run time value.
void setTitle(std::string title)
throws CRangeError;
Sets a new value for the title of the run.
If the title is longer than
TITLE_MAXSIZE characters,
a CRangeError
will be thrown.
const std::string getTitle();
Returns the value of the title string.
void setTimestamp(time_t stamp);
Sets the absolute time of the state transition to
stamp
.
This is a value that might be gotten via the
Unix time(2)
function
const time_t getTimestamp();
Returns the value of the absolute run time.
The underlying item encapsulated by this class is a StateChangeItem which is defined in <DataFormat.h>.
Called if an attempt is made to construct from
a CRingItem
that is not
a valid run state transition item.
CRangeError
Thrown if an attempt is made to provide a title string that is longer than allowed by run-state transition items. The maximum title string length is TITLE_MAXSIZE.