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M100(...) and status report #375
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Hmmm, I wonder if this is related to #367? |
Hi Justin, |
Ouch. Sounds like things are in a bit of a buggy state atm then. Ugh. 😦 |
This is a bug. There should be a:
sr_request_status_report(SR_REQUEST_TIMED);
After right before the output exits, here:
https://github.com/synthetos/g2/blob/edge/g2core/gpio.cpp#L510
That will tell the status report subsystem to update and output anything
that’s changed.
If you feel comfortable with gut you can make that change, test it, and
open a pull request.
Either way thank you for pointing this out. I’m not sure how we didn’t
catch it before. Several of us (I believe ShopBot as well) use outputs in
status reports, so I guess we were only getting the update when something
else changed.
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Thanks @giseburt for your comment. |
@justinclift, I already did it. As you mentioned, it compiles fine but still doesn't update outputs. |
Heh Heh Heh My bad. I didn't see your comment in time mentioning that. I was creating the PR at the same time. It sounds like that PR will need a bit more work then. 😉 |
Hi Everyone,
I have a problem with the current edge version:
Description
If I change outputs via M100 command, for example M100({out1: 1}), I don't see any update in the status report.
The interesting part is that if I send M100({do1mo:1}) then I see the update in sr.
I have already included both "out1" and "do1mo" in my status report, and if I manually call {sr:n}, I can see the "out1": 1 in the report. I also make sure that "out1" is 0 before sending the M100({out1: 1}) command
Sample log
send: M100({out5:1})
receive: {'r': {}, 'f': [1, 0, 15]}
receive: {'qr': 47, 'qi': 1, 'qo': 0}
receive: {'qr': 48, 'qi': 0, 'qo': 1}
receive: {'sr': {'stat': 3}}
send: M100({do1mo:1})
receive: {'r': {}, 'f': [1, 0, 16]}
receive: {'qr': 47, 'qi': 1, 'qo': 0}
receive: {'qr': 48, 'qi': 0, 'qo': 1}
receive: {'sr': {'stat': 3, 'do1mo': 1}}
I would like to check this with you, and see if you guys have any suggestion.
Thank you very much
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