PacketFactory12.
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#include <Protocol12.h>
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| | PacketFactory12 () |
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| virtual | ~PacketFactory12 () |
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| std::shared_ptr< connector::Packet > | create (const unsigned char *buffer, std::size_t bufferLength) override |
| | To determine if a packet is an error response we check the length If the packet has a length of 5 bytes it is a potential error response However there are several valid responses that also have a length of 5 bytes So we additionally check the error code. More...
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| | BaosPacketFactory () |
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| virtual | ~BaosPacketFactory () |
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| std::shared_ptr< connector::Packet > | create (const unsigned char *buffer, std::size_t bufferLength) override |
| | Creates the packet type from a corresponding byte stream Actually, this simply returns an UnknownPacket and should be overridden by the specific protocol packet factory. More...
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| PacketFactory12::PacketFactory12 |
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| PacketFactory12::~PacketFactory12 |
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| Packet::Ptr PacketFactory12::create |
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To determine if a packet is an error response we check the length If the packet has a length of 5 bytes it is a potential error response However there are several valid responses that also have a length of 5 bytes So we additionally check the error code.
If it is non-zero and number of items is 0 we set it as a error response packet otherwise it gets processed as normal
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
Public Member Functions inherited from kdrive::baos::BaosPacketFactory
1.8.11
