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/*
* SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All Contributors to the PyTango project
*
* SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-3.0-or-later
*/
#include "precompiled_header.hpp"
#include <tango/tango.h>
#include "exception.h"
extern bopy::object PyTango_DevFailed;
namespace PyPipeEventData
{
static boost::shared_ptr<Tango::PipeEventData> makePipeEventData()
{
Tango::PipeEventData *result = new Tango::PipeEventData;
return boost::shared_ptr<Tango::PipeEventData>(result);
}
static void set_errors(Tango::PipeEventData &event_data, bopy::object &dev_failed)
{
Tango::DevFailed df;
bopy::object errors = dev_failed.attr("args");
sequencePyDevError_2_DevErrorList(errors.ptr(), event_data.errors);
}
}; // namespace PyPipeEventData
void export_pipe_event_data()
{
bopy::class_<Tango::PipeEventData>("PipeEventData", bopy::init<const Tango::PipeEventData &>())
.def("__init__", bopy::make_constructor(PyPipeEventData::makePipeEventData))
// The original Tango::PipeEventData structure has a 'device' field.
// However, if we returned this directly we would get a different
// python device each time. So we are doing our weird things to make
// sure the device returned is the same where the read action was
// performed. So we don't return Tango::PipeEventData::device directly.
// See callback.cpp
.setattr("device", bopy::object())
.def_readwrite("pipe_name", &Tango::PipeEventData::pipe_name)
.def_readwrite("event", &Tango::PipeEventData::event)
.setattr("pipe_value", bopy::object())
.def_readwrite("err", &Tango::PipeEventData::err)
.def_readwrite("reception_date", &Tango::PipeEventData::reception_date)
.add_property(
"errors",
make_getter(&Tango::PipeEventData::errors, bopy::return_value_policy<bopy::copy_non_const_reference>()),
&PyPipeEventData::set_errors)
.def("get_date", &Tango::PipeEventData::get_date, bopy::return_internal_reference<>());
}
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