ippScanResponse.cpp

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#include "stdafx.h"
#include "ippdme/Response/ippScanResponse.h"
#include "ippdme/misc/ippStringBuilder.h"



/* ScanResponse::ScanResponse

This makes a copy of inData, so it does not matter what happens to
inData after this runs.

see example in 11.4:
Note:the order of the data store in X,Y,Z
     should match the requested made by the previous
     OnScanReport command send by the client
     In particular
      OnScanReport(X(),Y(),Z(),IJKAct(),Q()) 
      OnScanReport(Z(),X(),IJKAct(),Q(),Z()) 
     are both valid and should produce am appropriate scan response that
     take care of the order....
*/
ippScanResponse::ippScanResponse(unsigned int inTagNumber)
  : ippResponse(inTagNumber, CommandTag, DataScan)
{

}

ippScanResponse::ippScanResponse(
  unsigned int inTagNumber,
        int inDataSize, const double * inData
 ) 
  :  ippResponse(inTagNumber, CommandTag, DataScan)
{
  setData(inDataSize,inData);
}

ippScanResponse::~ippScanResponse()
{ 
} 

void ippScanResponse::setData(int inDataSize,const double * inData)
{
  int n;

  if ((inData) && (inDataSize > 0))  {
    _data.resize(inDataSize);
    for (n = 0; n < inDataSize; n++) {
      _data[n] = inData[n];
    }
  }  else {
    _data.resize(0);
  }
}

std::string ippScanResponse::getResponseString() const
{  
  ippStringBuilder builder(_tag,"#");
  for (size_t n = 0; n < _data.size(); n++) {
    builder.AppendParam(_data[n]);
  }
  return builder.ToString();
}

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