A destination address for an RDM command in RDMnet's RPT protocol.
See Roles and Addressing and Devices and Gateways for more information.
◆ get()
Get a const reference to the underlying C type.
This function should normally only be used by the library implementation.
◆ ToDefaultResponder() [1/2]
| constexpr DestinationAddr ToDefaultResponder |
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const rdm::Uid & |
rdmnet_uid, |
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Get a DestinationAddr representing a message addressed to a component's default responder.
- Parameters
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| rdmnet_uid | The UID of the RDMnet component to which the command is addressed. |
| subdevice | (optional) The subdevice to which the command is addressed (0 for the root device by default). |
◆ ToDefaultResponder() [2/2]
| constexpr DestinationAddr ToDefaultResponder |
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uint16_t |
manufacturer_id, |
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uint32_t |
device_id, |
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uint16_t |
subdevice = 0 |
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Get a DestinationAddr representing a message addressed to a component's default responder.
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| manufacturer_id | The manufacturer ID portion of the destination RDMnet component's UID. |
| device_id | The device ID portion of the destination RDMnet component's UID. |
| subdevice | (optional) The subdevice to which the command is addressed (0 for the root device by default). |
◆ ToSubResponder()
| constexpr DestinationAddr ToSubResponder |
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const rdm::Uid & |
rdmnet_uid, |
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uint16_t |
endpoint, |
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const rdm::Uid & |
rdm_uid, |
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uint16_t |
subdevice = 0 |
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Get a DestinationAddr representing a message addressed to a sub-responder on a component.
Sub-responders can be physical or virtual but are always addressed by UID; see Devices and Gateways for more information.
- Parameters
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| rdmnet_uid | The UID of the RDMnet component which contains the sub-responder to which the command is addressed. |
| endpoint | The endpoint the sub-responder is associated with. |
| rdm_uid | The sub-responders's UID. |
| subdevice | (optional) The subdevice to which the command is addressed (0 for the root device by default). |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
1.9.1