Module: SerialPacketModule
- Included in:
- SerialPacket
- Defined in:
- lib/serial_packet.rb
Overview
SerialPacket is used to define the format of Packets that can be sent and received over a serial link
they are essentially a description how to create a string representation from an array
a packet has the following properties:
data_format(string)
this is a string that is passed to 'pack' and 'unpack'
header_format(string)
this is the format of the header of received packets
this property is used with SerialPacket.matches?
header_data
an array that is used to decide if a given String is
Class Method Summary collapse
Class Method Details
.included(other) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/serial_packet.rb', line 25 def self.included(other) other.class_eval do def initialize_from_packet(str) self.data = str.unpack(self.class.data_format) end def initialize(*d) self.data = d end def to_str self.class.header_str << self.data.pack(self.class.data_format) end class << self # a packet can only be sent if it has a header # def sendable? (self.header && self.header_format) ? true : false end def header_str if sendable? h = self.header || [] h.pack(self.header_format) || "" else "" end end # a packet can only be received, if it has a filter-expression def receiveable? defined? header_format and header_filter end # checks if some string conforms to the format of this packet # # this is tested by matching the packet "header" against the # provided filter-expression # def matches?(str) header = str.unpack(header_format) filter = self.header_filter || [] filter.zip(header) { |f,a| return false unless f === a } return true end def from_str(str) #:nodoc: p = self.allocate p.initialize_from_packet(str) p end def create(&block) klass = Class.new(self) klass.instance_eval(&block) if block return klass end end end end |