FESA3 Code Templates
C++ code templates for efficient developers can be used to type frequently used code faster within the Eclipse IDE. The FESA3 plug-in provides numerous C++ code templates to help speed up typing.
Usage
Start typing the name of the code template and press CTRL+SPACE, a list of the matching available code templates will be displayed.
Please note that the inserted code may not fit in everywhere and is
not adapted to the surrounding variable names, it will have to be adapted manually (e.g. names of fields, variables, types etc).
If the code templates are not displayed when typing CTRL+SPACE please configure the preferences, keyword for searching the preferences:
code completion.
Logging
| Name |
Result |
| logt |
LOG_TRACE_IF( logger, "" ); |
| logd |
LOG_DEBUG_IF( logger, "" ); |
| logi |
LOG_INFO_IF( logger, "" ); |
| logw |
LOG_WARNING_IF( logger, "" ); |
| loge |
LOG_ERROR_IF( logger, "" ); |
Console Output
| Name |
Result |
| sysout |
std::cout << " " << std::endl; |
| syserr |
std::cerr << " " << std::endl; |
| systrace |
std::cout << "TRACE: " _ _FILE_ _ << ": " << _ _FUNCTION_ _ << ": Line " << _ _LINE_ _ << std::endl; |
FESA Functionality
| Name |
Purpose |
Result |
| deviceCollection |
iteration over device collection |
fesa::MultiplexingContext* pCtxt = pEvt->getMultiplexingContext();
for (std::vector<Device*>::iterator itr = deviceCol_.begin(); itr != deviceCol_.end(); ++itr) {
try {
Device* pDev = (*itr);
// perform an action with the device
pDev->myField.set(someValue,pCtxt);
} catch (fesa::FesaException& exception) {
}
} |
| getGlobalDevice |
retrieve the global device |
GlobalDevice* globalDev = !DeviceFactory::getInstance()->getGlobalDevice(); |
| getIntField |
retrieve an int32 value |
int32_t myData = (*device)->myField.get(pEvt->getMultiplexingContext()); |
| setIntField |
set a field's value |
(*device)->myField.set(myData,pEvt->getMultiplexingContext()); |
| getIntArray |
retrieve an int32 array |
uint32_t dim;
const int32_t* myData = (*device)->myArrayField.get(dim,pEvt->getMultiplexingContext()); |
| setIntArray |
set an in32 array |
uint32_t sizeOfmyData = 4;
int32_t myData[sizeOfmyData];
myData[1] = 15;
(*device)->myArrayField.set(myData,sizeOfmyData,pEvt->getMultiplexingContext()); |
| get2DIntArray |
retrieve an 2D int32 array |
uint32_t dim1;
uint32_t dim2;
const int32_t** myDataAll = (*device)->my2DArray.get(dim1,dim2,pEvt->getMultiplexingContext()); |
| set2DIntArrayRow |
set a row in an 2D int32 array |
uint32_t dim1;
uint32_t index = 1;
int32_t myDataRow[dim1];
(*device)->my2DArray.setRow(myDataRow,index,dim1,pEvt->getMultiplexingContext()); |
| set2DIntArrayColumn |
set a column in an 2D int32 array |
uint32_t dim2;
uint32_t index = 1;
int32_t myDataColumn[dim2];
(*device)->my2DArray.setColumn(myDataColumn,index,dim2,pEvt->getMultiplexingContext()); |
| throwFESAException |
throws a FESA exception to a client |
std::string errorMessage = "Something went wrong here!";
std::string errorCode = "4711";
// errorCategory should use "FESACLASS_" as prefix and the class name
std::string errorCategory = "FESACLASS_MyFesaClassName";
throw fesa::FesaException(errorMessage,__FILE__,__LINE__,errorCode,errorCategory); |
GSI specific Code Templates
| Name |
Purpose |
Result |
| reportGSIError |
Report an error by using GSI's error collection field |
std::string errorMessage= "Put in your error message here";
int32_t errorCode= 4711;
(*device)->error_collection.addError(errorCode,errorMessage,pEvt->getMultiplexingContext(),*device); |
| multiplexingContextSimple |
Fill the GSI-Multiplexing-context-field (simple) |
// simple method (cyclestamp, cyclename and acquisitionstamp are obtained from MultiplexingContext if available)
(*device)->acquisitionContext.insert(pCtxt); |
| multiplexingContextAdvanced |
Fill the GSI-Multiplexing-context-field (advanced) |
// advanced method ( usage of self defined acquisition stamp )
int64_t stamp = 12345678; //stamp should be in nanoseconds - UTC
(*device)->acquisitionContext.insert(pCtxt,acquisitionStamp); |
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SolveighMatthies - 25 Aug 2015
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