ProgrammingMode Class

class QKnxNetIpSrpProxy::ProgrammingMode

The QKnxNetIpSrpProxy::ProgrammingMode class provides the means to create the Select By Programming Mode SRP for the extended search request. More...

This class was introduced in Qt 5.12.

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Public Functions

	ProgrammingMode(const ProgrammingMode &other)
	ProgrammingMode()
ProgrammingMode &	operator=(const ProgrammingMode &other)
	~ProgrammingMode()
QKnxNetIpSrp	create() const
ProgrammingMode &	setMandatory(bool value)

Detailed Description

The client includes this SRP to indicate that it is interested only in responses from KNXnet/IP servers in which Programming Mode is currently enabled. If Programming Mode is not enabled in a KNXnet/IP server, then the server does not respond to this search request.

Note: By default the mandatory flag is set to true.

The common way to create this SRP is:

auto srpMode = QKnxNetIpSrpProxy::programmingModeBuilder()
    .setMandatory(true)
    .create();

See also QKnxNetIpSearchRequestProxy.

Member Function Documentation

ProgrammingMode::ProgrammingMode(const ProgrammingMode &other)

Constructs a copy of other.

ProgrammingMode::ProgrammingMode()

Constructs a builder for SRPs of the type Select By Programming Mode.

ProgrammingMode &ProgrammingMode::operator=(const ProgrammingMode &other)

Assigns other to this Programming Mode builder and returns a reference.

ProgrammingMode::~ProgrammingMode()

Destroys a Select By Programming Mode SRP.

QKnxNetIpSrp ProgrammingMode::create() const

Creates a Select By Programming Mode SRP.

ProgrammingMode &ProgrammingMode::setMandatory(bool value)

Sets the mandatory bit to value.

Note: The mandatory bit is the first significant bit of the Type Code field.

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