Signal header. More...

#include <signals.h>

Public Member Functions
std::string	getShortName () const

Public Attributes
std::string	name = "unknown"
	Unique signal identifier. More...

Time	time
	Time-stamp. More...

int	value_dimension = 0
	Dimension of the underlying signal (type-dependent) More...

bool	zero_order_hold = false
	If true, two consecutive in the signal are intended to be connected via 0-order hold. More...

Detailed Description

Signal header.

The signal header stores general information about the underlying signal e.g. its unique identifier, the time-stamp and the dimension of the underlying value (the actual interpretation depends on the specific signal type).

See also: SignalInterface SignalTargetInterface

Author: Christoph Rösmann (chris.nosp@m.toph.nosp@m..roes.nosp@m.mann.nosp@m.@tu-d.nosp@m.ortm.nosp@m.und.d.nosp@m.e)

Definition at line 75 of file signals.h.

Member Function Documentation

◆ getShortName()

std::string corbo::SignalHeader::getShortName ( ) const

inline

Definition at line 82 of file signals.h.

Member Data Documentation

◆ name

std::string corbo::SignalHeader::name = "unknown"

Unique signal identifier.

Definition at line 77 of file signals.h.

◆ time

Time corbo::SignalHeader::time

Time-stamp.

Definition at line 78 of file signals.h.

◆ value_dimension

int corbo::SignalHeader::value_dimension = 0

Dimension of the underlying signal (type-dependent)

Definition at line 79 of file signals.h.

◆ zero_order_hold

bool corbo::SignalHeader::zero_order_hold = false

If true, two consecutive in the signal are intended to be connected via 0-order hold.

Definition at line 80 of file signals.h.

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

signals.h

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