QtServerMixin.hpp

#ifndef H_EXTENSIONS_CUTEHMI_MODBUS_2_INCLUDE_CUTEHMI_MODBUS_INTERNAL_QTSERVERMIXIN_HPP
#define H_EXTENSIONS_CUTEHMI_MODBUS_2_INCLUDE_CUTEHMI_MODBUS_INTERNAL_QTSERVERMIXIN_HPP
 
#include "common.hpp"
 
#include <QtGlobal>
 
#include <QModbusDataUnitMap>
 
namespace cutehmi {
namespace modbus {
namespace internal {
 
template <typename DERIVED>
class QtServerMixin
{
    protected:
        bool setMap(const QModbusDataUnitMap & map);
 
        bool readData(QModbusDataUnit * newData) const;
 
        bool writeData(const QModbusDataUnit & newData);
 
    private:
        const DERIVED & derived() const;
 
        DERIVED & derived();
};
 
template <typename DERIVED>
bool QtServerMixin<DERIVED>::setMap(const QModbusDataUnitMap & map)
{
    Q_UNUSED(map)
 
    // Data containers cover whole address range.
 
    return true;
}
 
template<typename DERIVED>
bool QtServerMixin<DERIVED>::readData(QModbusDataUnit * newData) const
{
    //<CuteHMI.Modbus-6.unsolved target="Qt" cause="design">
    // QModbusDataUnit::startAddress() returns `int` value. On systems, where `int` is 16 bit wide it will fail to cover whole
    // Modbus address range (0 - 65535).
    static_assert(std::numeric_limits<quint16>::max() <= static_cast<quint16>(std::numeric_limits<int>::max()), "can not safely use startAddress() function on this system");
 
    switch (newData->registerType()) {
        case QModbusDataUnit::Coils:
            for (quint16 index = 0, address = static_cast<quint16>(newData->startAddress()); index < static_cast<quint16>(newData->valueCount()); index++, address++)   { // Note: `uint` returned by valueCount() is guaranteed to be at least 16 bit wide.
                //<CuteHMI.Modbus-7.workaround target="Qt" cause="design">
                // QModbusDataUnit::setValue() function accepts `int` type as its `index` parameter. It should be however safe to
                // cast `quint16` to `int` here, even if `int` is 16 bit wide, because of @ref cutehmi-modbus-AbstractDevice-query_limits.
                newData->setValue(static_cast<int>(index), derived().m->coilData->value(address)->value());
                //</CuteHMI.Modbus-7.workaround>
            }
            break;
        case QModbusDataUnit::DiscreteInputs:
            for (quint16 index = 0, address = static_cast<quint16>(newData->startAddress()); index < static_cast<quint16>(newData->valueCount()); index++, address++)   { // Note: `uint` returned by valueCount() is guaranteed to be at least 16 bit wide.
                //<CuteHMI.Modbus-7.workaround target="Qt" cause="design">
                // QModbusDataUnit::setValue() function accepts `int` type as its `index` parameter. It should be however safe to
                // cast `quint16` to `int` here, even if `int` is 16 bit wide, because of @ref cutehmi-modbus-AbstractDevice-query_limits.
                newData->setValue(static_cast<int>(index), derived().m->discreteInputData->value(address)->value());
                //</CuteHMI.Modbus-7.workaround>
            }
            break;
        case QModbusDataUnit::HoldingRegisters:
            for (quint16 index = 0, address = static_cast<quint16>(newData->startAddress()); index < static_cast<quint16>(newData->valueCount()); index++, address++)   { // Note: `uint` returned by valueCount() is guaranteed to be at least 16 bit wide.
                //<CuteHMI.Modbus-7.workaround target="Qt" cause="design">
                // QModbusDataUnit::setValue() function accepts `int` type as its `index` parameter. It should be however safe to
                // cast `quint16` to `int` here, even if `int` is 16 bit wide, because of @ref cutehmi-modbus-AbstractDevice-query_limits.
                newData->setValue(static_cast<int>(index), derived().m->holdingRegisterData->value(address)->value());
                //</CuteHMI.Modbus-7.workaround>
            }
            break;
        case QModbusDataUnit::InputRegisters:
            for (quint16 index = 0, address = static_cast<quint16>(newData->startAddress()); index < static_cast<quint16>(newData->valueCount()); index++, address++)   { // Note: `uint` returned by valueCount() is guaranteed to be at least 16 bit wide.
                //<CuteHMI.Modbus-7.workaround target="Qt" cause="design">
                // QModbusDataUnit::setValue() function accepts `int` type as its `index` parameter. It should be however safe to
                // cast `quint16` to `int` here, even if `int` is 16 bit wide, because of @ref cutehmi-modbus-AbstractDevice-query_limits.
                newData->setValue(static_cast<int>(index), derived().m->inputRegisterData->value(address)->value());
                //</CuteHMI.Modbus-7.workaround>
            }
            break;
        default:
            CUTEHMI_WARNING("Unrecognized register type '" << newData->registerType() << "'.");
    }
    return true;
 
    //</CuteHMI.Modbus-6.unsolved>
}
 
template<typename DERIVED>
bool QtServerMixin<DERIVED>::writeData(const QModbusDataUnit & newData)
{
    //<CuteHMI.Modbus-6.unsolved target="Qt" cause="design">
    // QModbusDataUnit::startAddress() returns `int` value. On systems, where `int` is 16 bit wide it will fail to cover
    // whole Modbus address range (0 - 65535).
    static_assert(std::numeric_limits<quint16>::max() <= static_cast<quint16>(std::numeric_limits<int>::max()), "can not safely use startAddress() function on this system");
 
    switch (newData.registerType()) {
        case QModbusDataUnit::Coils:
            for (quint16 index = 0, address = static_cast<quint16>(newData.startAddress()); index < static_cast<quint16>(newData.valueCount()); index++, address++) { // Note: `uint` returned by valueCount() is guaranteed to be at least 16 bit wide.
                //<CuteHMI.Modbus-3.workaround target="Qt" cause="design">
                // QModbusDataUnit::value() function accepts `int` type as its `index` parameter. It should be however safe to cast `quint16` to
                // `int` here, even if `int` is 16 bit wide, because of @ref cutehmi-modbus-AbstractDevice-query_limits.
                derived().m->coilData->value(address)->setValue(static_cast<bool>(newData.value(static_cast<int>(index))));
                //</CuteHMI.Modbus-3.workaround>
            }
            break;
        case QModbusDataUnit::DiscreteInputs:
            for (quint16 index = 0, address = static_cast<quint16>(newData.startAddress()); index < static_cast<quint16>(newData.valueCount()); index++, address++) { // Note: `uint` returned by valueCount() is guaranteed to be at least 16 bit wide.
                //<CuteHMI.Modbus-3.workaround target="Qt" cause="design">
                // QModbusDataUnit::value() function accepts `int` type as its `index` parameter. It should be however safe to cast `quint16` to
                // `int` here, even if `int` is 16 bit wide, because of @ref cutehmi-modbus-AbstractDevice-query_limits.
                derived().m->discreteInputData->value(address)->setValue(static_cast<bool>(newData.value(static_cast<int>(index))));
                //</CuteHMI.Modbus-3.workaround>
            }
            break;
        case QModbusDataUnit::HoldingRegisters:
            for (quint16 index = 0, address = static_cast<quint16>(newData.startAddress()); index < static_cast<quint16>(newData.valueCount()); index++, address++) { // Note: `uint` returned by valueCount() is guaranteed to be at least 16 bit wide.
                //<CuteHMI.Modbus-3.workaround target="Qt" cause="design">
                // QModbusDataUnit::value() function accepts `int` type as its `index` parameter. It should be however safe to cast `quint16` to
                // `int` here, even if `int` is 16 bit wide, because of @ref cutehmi-modbus-AbstractDevice-query_limits.
                derived().m->holdingRegisterData->value(address)->setValue(newData.value(static_cast<int>(index)));
                //</CuteHMI.Modbus-3.workaround>
            }
            break;
        case QModbusDataUnit::InputRegisters:
            for (quint16 index = 0, address = static_cast<quint16>(newData.startAddress()); index < static_cast<quint16>(newData.valueCount()); index++, address++) { // Note: `uint` returned by valueCount() is guaranteed to be at least 16 bit wide.
                //<CuteHMI.Modbus-3.workaround target="Qt" cause="design">
                // QModbusDataUnit::value() function accepts `int` type as its `index` parameter. It should be however safe to cast `quint16` to
                // `int` here, even if `int` is 16 bit wide, because of @ref cutehmi-modbus-AbstractDevice-query_limits.
                derived().m->inputRegisterData->value(address)->setValue(newData.value(static_cast<int>(index)));
                //</CuteHMI.Modbus-3.workaround>
            }
            break;
        default:
            CUTEHMI_WARNING("Unrecognized register type '" << newData.registerType() << "'.");
    }
 
    //</CuteHMI.Modbus-6.unsolved>
 
    //<CuteHMI.Modbus-5.unsolved target="Qt" cause="design">
    // Signal QModbusServer::dataWritten() uses `int` for `address` type. On systems, where `int` is 16 bit wide it will fail to
    // cover whole Modbus address range (0-65535).
    static_assert(std::numeric_limits<quint16>::max() <= static_cast<quint16>(std::numeric_limits<int>::max()), "can not safely use dataWritten() signal on this system");
 
    //<CuteHMI.Modbus-9.workaround target="Qt" cause="design">
    // QModbusDataUnit::dataWritten() signal accepts `int` type as its `size` parameter, while QModbusDataUnit::valueCount() uses
    // `uint` as return type. As such it is incompatible with `size` parameter, which might not be able to represent all returned
    // values. It should be safe however to cas it to `int`, because of @ref cutehmi-modbus-AbstractDevice-query_limits.
    emit derived().dataWritten(newData.registerType(), newData.startAddress(), static_cast<int>(newData.valueCount()));
    //</CuteHMI.Modbus-9.workaround>
 
    //</CuteHMI.Modbus-5.unsolved>
 
    return true;
}
 
template <typename DERIVED>
const DERIVED & QtServerMixin<DERIVED>::derived() const
{
    return static_cast<const DERIVED &>(*this);
}
 
template <typename DERIVED>
DERIVED & QtServerMixin<DERIVED>::derived()
{
    return static_cast<DERIVED &>(*this);
}
 
 
}
}
}
 
#endif
 
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