KNX::ObjectServer::ObjectHeader
Inherits BinData < Reference < Object
Constants
AFTER_DESERIALIZE = [] of Nil
BEFORE_SERIALIZE = [] of Nil
ENDIAN = ["big"]
KLASS_NAME = [KNX::ObjectServer::ObjectHeader]
PARTS = [{type: "basic", name: main_service, cls: UInt8, onlyif: nil, verify: nil, value: nil, endian: nil}, {type: "basic", name: sub_service, cls: UInt8, onlyif: nil, verify: nil, value: nil, endian: nil}, {type: "basic", name: start_item, cls: UInt16, onlyif: nil, verify: nil, value: nil, endian: nil}, {type: "basic", name: item_count, cls: UInt16, onlyif: nil, verify: nil, value: nil, endian: nil}, {type: "enum", name: _filter, cls: typeof(Filter::ValidValues.value),
onlyif: -> do
filter
end,
verify: nil, value: -> do
filter ? filter : _filter
end,
encoding: nil, enum_type: KNX::ObjectServer::Filter}, {type: "enum", name: error, cls: typeof(Error::NoError.value),
onlyif: -> do
item_count == 0
end,
verify: nil, value: nil, encoding: nil, enum_type: KNX::ObjectServer::Error}, {type: "array", name: items, cls: KNX::ObjectServer::Item, container: Array(KNX::ObjectServer::Item), onlyif: nil, verify: nil, length: -> do
item_count
end,
value: nil}] of Nil
REMAINING = [] of Nil
Class methods
bit_fields
SourceInstance methods
__format__
A group or bit_field captures the endianness at its declaration point, so
declaring endian after one would silently leave it system-endian. Fail loudly.
_filter
_filter=(_filter : Filter)
error
error=(error : Error)
filter
Sourcefilter=(filter : Filter | Nil)
Sourceitem_count
item_count=(item_count : UInt16)
items
Requests or Statuses
Requests or Statuses
main_service
main_service=(main_service : UInt8)
start_item
start_item=(start_item : UInt16)
sub_service
sub_service=(sub_service : UInt8)