PySide6.QtOpcUa.QOpcUaBinaryDataEncoding¶
- class QOpcUaBinaryDataEncoding¶
QOpcUaBinaryDataEncoding
is a partial implementation of the OPC UA binary data encoding described in OPC UA part 6. More…Synopsis¶
Methods¶
def
__init__()
def
offset()
def
setOffset()
Note
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Detailed Description¶
It offers template functions for encoding and decoding data for reading and writing extension objects.
The following types are supported:
Qt type
OPC UA type
quint8
uint8
qint8
int8
quint16
uint16
qint16
int16
quint32
uint32
qint32
int32
quint64
uint64
qint64
int64
float
float
double
double
QString
String
QualifiedName
EUInformation
Range
ComplexNumber
DoubleComplexNumber
AxisInformation
XV
QUuid
GUID
QString node id
QByteArray
ByteString
QDateTime
DateTime
StatusCode
ExpandedNodeId
ExtensionObject
Argument
QOpcUaDiagnosticInfo
(since Qt 6.7)DiagnosticInfo
ApplicationRecordDataType
QOpcUaStructureDefinition
(since Qt 6.7)StructureDefintion
QOpcUaStructureField
(since Qt 6.7)StructureField
QOpcUaEnumDefinition
(since Qt 6.7)EnumDefintion
QOpcUaEnumField
(since Qt 6.7)EnumField
QOpcUaVariant
(since Qt 6.7)Variant
QOpcUaDataValue
(since Qt 6.7)DataValue
- __init__(buffer)¶
- Parameters:
buffer –
QByteArray
Constructs a binary data encoding object for the data buffer
buffer
.buffer
must not be deleted as long as this binary data encoding object is used.- __init__(object)
- Parameters:
object –
QOpcUaExtensionObject
Constructs a binary data encoding object using the encoded body of
object
as data buffer.object
must not be deleted as long as this binary data encoding object is used.- offset()¶
- Return type:
int
Returns the current offset in the data buffer.
See also
- setOffset(offset)¶
- Parameters:
offset – int
Sets the current offset in the data buffer to
offset
. The first byte in the buffer has the offset 0.See also
- truncateBufferToOffset()¶
Truncates the data buffer to the current
offset()
. If the offset is behind the current buffer size, this method does nothing.This method can be used to roll back after an unsuccessful encode by setting the old offset and calling truncateBufferToOffset().