CSyncCommand Class Reference

#include <CSyncCommand.h>

Inheritance diagram for CSyncCommand:

Public Member Functions
	CSyncCommand (CTCLInterpreter &interp, CMyEventSegment *pSeg)
virtual	~CSyncCommand ()
int	operator() (CTCLInterpreter &interp, std::vector< CTCLObject > &objv)
	CSyncCommand (CTCLInterpreter &interp, CMyEventSegment *pSeg)
int	operator() (CTCLInterpreter &interp, std::vector< CTCLObject > &objv)

Detailed Description

Provides the ddas_sync command for the ddas readout program.

• Construction maintains a pointer to the event segment.
• The class registers the "ddas_sync" command on the main interp.
• When invoked, simply calls the synchronize method of the event segment.

  Note

  NOTE A more refined approach would be to refuse to perform the operation when the run is in progress. At this time, however we're going to (heaven help us) rely on the user to know that they really need to do a clock synchronization.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

CSyncCommand::CSyncCommand	(	CTCLInterpreter &	interp,
		CMyEventSegment *	pSeg
	)

Constructor Base class registers the command. We need to save the event processor pointer:

CSyncCommand::~CSyncCommand ( )

virtual

destructor Chain to superclass for now.

Member Function Documentation

int CSyncCommand::operator()	(	CTCLInterpreter &	interp,
		std::vector< CTCLObject > &	objv
	)

operator() Gets control when the command is invoked. We're just going to

• Esnure there are no more parameters.
• Invoke the event segment's synchronize method.

Parameters

interp	- intepreter that is running this command.
objv	- words that make up the tcl command.

Returns

int TCL_OK, TCL_ERROR to give the result.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• readout/CSyncCommand.h
• readout/CSyncCommand.cpp