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java.lang.Objecttuwien.auto.calimero.dptxlator.DPTXlator
tuwien.auto.calimero.dptxlator.DPTXlatorString
public class DPTXlatorString
Translator for KNX DPTs with main number 16, type string.
The KNX data type width is 14 bytes.
The default return value after creation is the empty string "" or 14 bytes filled with
NULL (ASCII code 0).
Characters not supported by the selected character set are silently replaced with the
question mark character, '?'.
On supplying string items for translation, strings are limited to a maximum length of
14 characters. Exceeding this maximum string length will result in a
KNXFormatException.
| Field Summary | |
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static DPT |
DPT_STRING_8859_1
DPT ID 16.001, ISO-8859-1 string (Latin 1); 8 Bit character set encoding. |
static DPT |
DPT_STRING_ASCII
DPT ID 16.000, ASCII string; 7 Bit character set encoding. |
| Fields inherited from class tuwien.auto.calimero.dptxlator.DPTXlator |
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appendUnit, data, dpt, LOG_SERVICE, logger, typeSize |
| Constructor Summary | |
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DPTXlatorString(DPT dpt)
Creates a translator for the given datapoint type. |
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DPTXlatorString(java.lang.String dptID)
Creates a translator for the given datapoint type ID. |
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| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
java.lang.String[] |
getAllValues()
Returns all translation items as strings currently contained in this translator. |
byte[] |
getData(byte[] dst,
int offset)
Copies KNX DPT value items stored by this translator into dst,
starting at offset. |
java.util.Map |
getSubTypes()
Returns all available, implemented subtypes for the translator. |
protected static java.util.Map |
getSubTypesStatic()
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void |
setData(byte[] data,
int offset)
Sets the data array with KNX datapoint type items for translation. |
protected void |
toDPT(java.lang.String value,
short[] dst,
int index)
Translates a string value representation into KNX data type according the current DPT and stores the result into dst. |
| Methods inherited from class tuwien.auto.calimero.dptxlator.DPTXlator |
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getData, getItems, getType, getTypeSize, getValue, setAppendUnit, setData, setTypeID, setValue, setValues, toString |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
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public static final DPT DPT_STRING_8859_1
public static final DPT DPT_STRING_ASCII
| Constructor Detail |
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public DPTXlatorString(DPT dpt)
throws KNXFormatException
dpt - the requested datapoint type
KNXFormatException - on not supported or not available DPT
public DPTXlatorString(java.lang.String dptID)
throws KNXFormatException
dptID - available implemented datapoint type ID
KNXFormatException - on wrong formatted or not expected (available)
dptID| Method Detail |
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public java.lang.String[] getAllValues()
DPTXlatorThe items are ordered the same way handed to the translator in the first place (FIFO, increasing byte index).
getAllValues in class DPTXlatorDPTXlator.getValue()
public byte[] getData(byte[] dst,
int offset)
DPTXlatordst,
starting at offset.
The number of items copied depends on the usable dst range, i.e. how
much items completely fit into dst.length - offset. If the usable
range is too short, no item is copied at all, and dst is not
modified.
Datapoint types shorter than 1 bytes only change the affected lower bit positions,
leaving the upper (high) bits of dst bytes untouched.
getData in class DPTXlatordst - byte array for storing DPT valuesoffset - offset into dst from where to start, 0 <= offset
< dst.length
dstpublic final java.util.Map getSubTypes()
DPTXlator
A subtype, identified through a sub number, specifies the available dimension,
consisting of range and unit attributes. Together with the main type information
this uniquely defines a datapoint type.
The datapoint type information is contained in a DPT object.
New or modified DPT information can be made available to the translator by adding
entries to the map, likewise map entries might be removed. In other words, the map
returned is the same used by the translators of one main type for DPT lookup.
Changes to the map influence all translators of the same main type.
Changes of the DPT currently used by the translator take effect on the next new
translator created using that DPT.
The map itself is not synchronized.
getSubTypes in class DPTXlatorMap, key is the subtype ID of type string, value of
type DPTprotected static java.util.Map getSubTypesStatic()
DPTXlator.getSubTypesStatic()
public void setData(byte[] data,
int offset)
DPTXlator
The data array contains at least one DPT item, the new item(s) will
replace any other items set in the translator before.
The number of items (KNX data values) for translation in data is
inferred from the length of the usable data range:
items = (data.length - offset) / (length of KNX data type)
In general, the KNX data type width is implicitly known in the context where a
translator is invoked (e.g. by appropriate DP configuration), therefore
data.length will satisfy the minimum acceptable length. If this is
not the case, KNXIllegalArgumentException has to be caught and handled in
the caller's context.
setData in class DPTXlatordata - byte array containing KNX DPT item(s)offset - offset into data from where to start, 0 <= offset
< data.length
protected void toDPT(java.lang.String value,
short[] dst,
int index)
throws KNXFormatException
DPTXlatordst. The index parameter specifies
the item index of the value. The translated KNX data is stored at the corresponding
array offset in dst. Calculation of offset:
offset = index * KNX data type size.
toDPT in class DPTXlatorvalue - value to translatedst - destination array for resulting KNX dataindex - item index in destination array
KNXFormatException - if value can't be translated due to wrong
formatted content, or if valuedoesn't fit into KNX data
type
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