WSJT-X/PollingTransceiver.cpp
Bill Somerville 4300b45e6a Set split mode before and after setting Tx frequency
Also cleaned up duplicate trace output.

Using the  DX Lab  Suite Commander  CAT interface  with rigs  like the
TS-2000  requires  that  split  mode  be set  after  changing  the  Tx
frequency. This  is because  setting teh  Tx frequency  disables split
mode.

With some Icom rigs  the rig must be in split  mode before setting the
Tx frequency otherwise the Tx frequency change will not be honoured.

To fix  this the sequence set-split,  set-tx-frequency, set-split must
always be used to change the Tx frequency.

Support for new DX Lab Suite Commander TCP/IP commands

Dave AA6YQ has added two new commands to the Commander server to allow
more reliable control.

Requires DX Lab Suite Commander 11.1.4 or later.

Ensure split Tx frequency agrees with UI before transmitting

Ensure split works on Yaesu via Hamlib without breaking others

Also improved class HamlibTransceiver debug trace messages.

Merged r4776-r4779 from wsjtx-1.4 branch.



git-svn-id: svn+ssh://svn.code.sf.net/p/wsjt/wsjt/branches/wsjtx@4780 ab8295b8-cf94-4d9e-aec4-7959e3be5d79
2014-12-06 20:23:29 +00:00

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#include "PollingTransceiver.hpp"
#include <exception>
#include <QObject>
#include <QString>
#include <QTimer>
#include "pimpl_impl.hpp"
#include "moc_PollingTransceiver.cpp"
namespace
{
unsigned const polls_to_stabilize {3};
}
// Internal implementation of the PollingTransceiver class.
class PollingTransceiver::impl final
: public QObject
{
Q_OBJECT;
private:
Q_DISABLE_COPY (impl);
public:
impl (PollingTransceiver * self, int poll_interval)
: QObject {self}
, self_ {self}
, interval_ {poll_interval}
, poll_timer_ {nullptr}
, retries_ {0}
{
}
private:
void start_timer ()
{
if (interval_)
{
if (!poll_timer_)
{
poll_timer_ = new QTimer {this}; // pass ownership to QObject which handles destruction for us
connect (poll_timer_, &QTimer::timeout, this, &PollingTransceiver::impl::handle_timeout);
}
poll_timer_->start (interval_);
}
}
void stop_timer ()
{
if (poll_timer_)
{
poll_timer_->stop ();
}
}
Q_SLOT void handle_timeout ();
PollingTransceiver * self_; // our owner so we can call methods
int interval_; // polling interval in milliseconds
QTimer * poll_timer_;
// keep a record of the last state signalled so we can elide
// duplicate updates
Transceiver::TransceiverState last_signalled_state_;
// keep a record of expected state so we can compare with actual
// updates to determine when state changes have bubbled through
Transceiver::TransceiverState next_state_;
unsigned retries_; // number of incorrect polls left
friend class PollingTransceiver;
};
#include "PollingTransceiver.moc"
PollingTransceiver::PollingTransceiver (int poll_interval)
: m_ {this, poll_interval}
{
}
PollingTransceiver::~PollingTransceiver ()
{
}
void PollingTransceiver::do_post_start ()
{
m_->start_timer ();
if (!m_->next_state_.online ())
{
// remember that we are expecting to go online
m_->next_state_.online (true);
m_->retries_ = polls_to_stabilize;
}
}
void PollingTransceiver::do_post_stop ()
{
// not much point waiting for rig to go offline since we are ceasing
// polls
m_->stop_timer ();
}
void PollingTransceiver::do_post_frequency (Frequency f, MODE m)
{
if (m_->next_state_.frequency () != f || m_->next_state_.mode () != m)
{
// update expected state with new frequency and set poll count
m_->next_state_.frequency (f);
m_->next_state_.mode (m);
m_->retries_ = polls_to_stabilize;
}
}
void PollingTransceiver::do_post_tx_frequency (Frequency f, bool /* rationalize */)
{
if (m_->next_state_.tx_frequency () != f)
{
// update expected state with new TX frequency and set poll
// count
m_->next_state_.tx_frequency (f);
m_->next_state_.split (f); // setting non-zero TX frequency means split
m_->retries_ = polls_to_stabilize;
}
}
void PollingTransceiver::do_post_mode (MODE m, bool /*rationalize_mode*/)
{
if (m_->next_state_.mode () != m)
{
// update expected state with new mode and set poll count
m_->next_state_.mode (m);
m_->retries_ = polls_to_stabilize;
}
}
bool PollingTransceiver::do_pre_update ()
{
// if we are holding off a change then withhold the signal
if (m_->retries_ && state () != m_->next_state_)
{
return false;
}
return true;
}
void PollingTransceiver::do_sync (bool force_signal)
{
poll (); // tell sub-classes to update our
// state
// Signal new state if it is directly requested or, what we expected
// or, hasn't become what we expected after polls_to_stabilize
// polls. Unsolicited changes will be signalled immediately unless
// they intervene in a expected sequence where they will be delayed.
if (m_->retries_)
{
--m_->retries_;
if (force_signal || state () == m_->next_state_ || !m_->retries_)
{
// our client wants a signal regardless
// or the expected state has arrived
// or there are no more retries
force_signal = true;
}
}
else if (force_signal || state () != m_->last_signalled_state_)
{
// here is the normal passive polling path
// either our client has requested a state update regardless of change
// or sate has changed asynchronously
force_signal = true;
}
if (force_signal)
{
// reset everything, record and signal the current state
m_->retries_ = 0;
m_->next_state_ = state ();
m_->last_signalled_state_ = state ();
update_complete ();
}
}
void PollingTransceiver::impl::handle_timeout ()
{
QString message;
// we must catch all exceptions here since we are called by Qt and
// inform our parent of the failure via the offline() message
try
{
self_->do_sync (false);
}
catch (std::exception const& e)
{
message = e.what ();
}
catch (...)
{
message = tr ("Unexpected rig error");
}
if (!message.isEmpty ())
{
self_->offline (message);
}
}