C++ Core::WriteToSerial方法代码示例

/*
 * The Spectral LMM5 has a silly difference between USB and serial communication:
 * Commands can be sent straight to USB.  Commands to the serial port need to converted in some kind of weird ASCI:  The command "0x1A0xFF0x000x12<CR>" becomes "1AFF0012<CR>".  Presumably, the same weird conversion takes place on the way back.  We handle this translation in this function
 */
int SpectralLMM5Interface::ExecuteCommand(MM::Device& device, MM::Core& core, unsigned char* buf, unsigned long bufLen, unsigned char* answer, unsigned long answerLen, unsigned long& read) 
{
   int ret;
   if (portType_ == MM::SerialPort) 
   {
      std::string serialCommand;
      char tmp[3];
      tmp[2] = 0;
      for (unsigned long i=0; i<bufLen; i++) {
         sprintf(tmp, "%.2x", buf[i]);
         serialCommand += tmp;
      }
      ret = core.SetSerialCommand(&device, port_.c_str(), serialCommand.c_str(), "\r");
   } else  // check for USB port
   {
      ret = core.WriteToSerial(&device, port_.c_str(), buf, bufLen);
   }

   if (ret != DEVICE_OK)  
      return ret;
  
   if (portType_ == MM::SerialPort) 
   {
      char strAnswer[128];
      read = 0;
      ret = core.GetSerialAnswer(&device, port_.c_str(), 128, strAnswer, "\r");
      if (ret != DEVICE_OK)
         return ret;
      
      std::ostringstream os;
      os << "LMM5 answered: " << strAnswer << " Port status: " << ret;
      core.LogMessage(&device, os.str().c_str(), true);
   
      // 'translate' back into numbers:
      std::string tmp = strAnswer;
      for (unsigned int i=0; i < tmp.length()/2; i++) {
         char * end;
         long j = strtol(tmp.substr(i*2,2).c_str(), &end, 16);
         answer[i] = (unsigned char) j;
         read++;
      }
   } else if (portType_ == MM::HIDPort) 
   {
      // The USB port will attempt to read up to answerLen characters
      ret = core.ReadFromSerial(&device, port_.c_str(), answer, answerLen, read);
      if (ret != DEVICE_OK)
         return ret;

      /* 
       // Uncomment for debugging (although port should give the same info)
      std::ostringstream os;
      os << "LMM5 answered: " << std::hex << std::setfill('0');
      for (unsigned int i=0; i < read; i++)
         os << std::setw(2) << (unsigned int) answer[i] << " ";
      core.LogMessage(&device, os.str().c_str(), true);
      */
   }
   return DEVICE_OK;
}

/*
 * The Spectral LMM5 has a silly difference between USB and serial communication:
 * Commands can be sent straight to USB.  Commands to the serial port need to converted in some kind of weird ASCI:  The command "0x1A0xFF0x000x12<CR>" becomes "1AFF0012<CR>".  Presumably, the same weird conversion takes place on the way back.  We handle this translation in this function
 */
int SpectralLMM5Interface::ExecuteCommand(MM::Device& device, MM::Core& core, unsigned char* buf, unsigned long bufLen, unsigned char* answer, unsigned long answerLen, unsigned long& read) 
{
   int ret;
   if (portType_ == MM::SerialPort) 
   {
      std::string serialCommand;
      char tmp[3];
      tmp[2] = 0;
      for (unsigned long i=0; i<bufLen; i++) {
         sprintf(tmp, "%.2x", buf[i]);
         serialCommand += tmp;
      }
      ret = core.SetSerialCommand(&device, port_.c_str(), serialCommand.c_str(), "\r");
   } else  // check for USB port
   {
      unsigned char c[2];
      c[0]=0x01;
      c[1]=0x02;
      ret = core.WriteToSerial(&device, port_.c_str(), c, 2);
      //ret = core.WriteToSerial(&device, port_.c_str(), buf, bufLen);
   }

   if (ret != DEVICE_OK)  
      return ret;
  
   if (portType_ == MM::SerialPort) 
   {
      char strAnswer[128];
      read = 0;
      ret = core.GetSerialAnswer(&device, port_.c_str(), 128, strAnswer, "\r");
      if (ret != DEVICE_OK)
         return ret;
      std::ostringstream os;
      os << "LMM5 answered: " << strAnswer << " Port status: " << ret;
      core.LogMessage(&device, os.str().c_str(), true);
      // 'translate' back into numbers:
      std::string tmp = strAnswer;
      for (unsigned int i=0; i < tmp.length()/2; i++) {
         char * end;
         long j = strtol(tmp.substr(i*2,2).c_str(), &end, 16);
         answer[i] = (unsigned char) j;
         // printf("c:%x i:%u j:%ld\n", answer[i], i, j);
         read++;
      }
   } else // TODO: check that we have a USB port
   {
      // The USB port will attempt to read up to answerLen characters
      ret = core.ReadFromSerial(&device, port_.c_str(), answer, answerLen, read);
      if (ret != DEVICE_OK)
         return ret;
      std::ostringstream os;
      os << "LMM5 answered: ";
      for (unsigned int i=0; i < read; i++)
         os << std::hex << answer[i];
      os << std::endl;
      core.LogMessage(&device, os.str().c_str(), true);
   }
   return DEVICE_OK;
}

/*
 * The LMM5 USB HID commands are a sequence of binary bytes with no terminator.
 * The serial commands are the same bytes formatted as an ASCII hex string, two
 * characters per byte, and terminated with a CR; e.g.:
 *   USB:    "\x1a\xff\x00\x12" (4 bytes)
 *   RS-232: "1AFF0012\r" (9 bytes)
 * The opposite transformation takes place for the reply.
 *
 * This function abstracts these differences. Note that the exact answerLen is
 * important for USB HID: reading excess bytes can result in garbage being
 * appended to the reply (at least on Windows).
 */
int SpectralLMM5Interface::ExecuteCommand(MM::Device& device, MM::Core& core, unsigned char* buf, unsigned long bufLen, unsigned char* answer, unsigned long answerLen, unsigned long& read) 
{
   int ret;
   if (portType_ == MM::SerialPort) 
   {
      std::string serialCommand;
      char tmp[3];
      tmp[2] = 0;
      for (unsigned long i=0; i<bufLen; i++) {
         sprintf(tmp, "%.2x", buf[i]);
         serialCommand += tmp;
      }
      ret = core.SetSerialCommand(&device, port_.c_str(), serialCommand.c_str(), "\r");
   } else  // check for USB port
   {
      ret = core.WriteToSerial(&device, port_.c_str(), buf, bufLen);
   }

   if (ret != DEVICE_OK)  
      return ret;
  
   if (portType_ == MM::SerialPort) 
   {
      char strAnswer[128];
      read = 0;
      ret = core.GetSerialAnswer(&device, port_.c_str(), 128, strAnswer, "\r");
      if (ret != DEVICE_OK)
         return ret;
      
      // 'translate' back into numbers:
      std::string tmp = strAnswer;
      for (unsigned int i=0; i < tmp.length()/2; i++) {
         char * end;
         long j = strtol(tmp.substr(i*2,2).c_str(), &end, 16);
         answer[i] = (unsigned char) j;
         read++;
      }
   } else if (portType_ == MM::HIDPort) 
   {
      // The USB port will attempt to read up to answerLen characters
      ret = core.ReadFromSerial(&device, port_.c_str(), answer, answerLen, read);
      if (ret != DEVICE_OK)
         return ret;
   }
   return DEVICE_OK;
}

/*
 * Change command level, 65 = high command set, 66 = low command set
 */
int changeCommandLevel(MM::Device& device, MM::Core& core, const char* commandLevel)
{
   int level;
   if (strcmp(commandLevel, g_CommandLevelHigh) == 0)
      level = 65;
   else if (strcmp(commandLevel, g_CommandLevelLow) == 0)
      level = 66;
   else 
      return ERR_INVALID_COMMAND_LEVEL;
   
   if (port_ == "")
      return ERR_NO_CONTROLLER;

   const unsigned cmdLen = 2;
   unsigned char cmd[cmdLen];
   cmd[0] = (unsigned)255;
   cmd[1] = (unsigned char)level;
   int ret = core.WriteToSerial(&device, port_.c_str(), cmd, cmdLen);
   if (ret !=DEVICE_OK)
      return ret;

   return DEVICE_OK;
}