ippScanResponse.h

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//  See NIST Administration Manual 4.09.07 b and Appendix I. 
/* ippScanResponse class **************************************************

Use this for data from scan commands.

The data is stuck in one big array of doubles but may be conceptually
grouped into sets (one set for each scanned point). Each set may have
one to ten entries for ER, IJK, Q, R, X, Y, Z, ToolA, ToolB, and
ToolC. The entries are always in the order just given, but not all of
ER ... ToolC are necessarily used.  Only by knowing the contents of
the last OnScanReport command is it possible to make sense of a
ippScanResponse.

*/
#pragma once
#include "ippResponse.h"

class IPPDME_EXT_CLASS ippScanResponse : public ippResponse {

private:
  int _nbValuesPerPoints;
  std::vector<double> _data;

public:
  ippScanResponse(unsigned int inTagNumber);
  ippScanResponse(unsigned int inTagNumber,int inDataSize, const double * inData);
  
  virtual ~ippScanResponse();
  
  void setData(int inDataSize, const double * inData);

  int getDataSize()const { return (int)_data.size(); }

  const double * getData() const { return &_data[0];}

  virtual std::string getResponseString() const;
private:
  // prohibited copy constructor:
  ippScanResponse(const ippScanResponse&);
  void operator=(const ippScanResponse&);

};
IPP_DECLARE_SMARTPOINTER(ippScanResponse);

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