opendnp3
3.1.0
Reference implementation of DNP3 (IEEE-1815)
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The Binary data type is for describing on-off (boolean) type values. More...
#include <opendnp3/app/MeasurementTypes.h>
Public Member Functions | |
Binary () | |
Binary (bool value) | |
Binary (bool value, Flags flags) | |
Binary (bool value, Flags flags, DNPTime time) | |
Binary (Flags flags) | |
Binary (Flags flags, DNPTime time) | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
Public Types inherited from opendnp3::TypedMeasurement< bool > | |
typedef bool | Type |
Public Attributes inherited from opendnp3::TypedMeasurement< bool > | |
bool | value |
Public Attributes inherited from opendnp3::Measurement | |
Flags | flags |
DNPTime | time |
Protected Member Functions inherited from opendnp3::TypedMeasurement< bool > | |
TypedMeasurement () | |
TypedMeasurement (bool value, Flags flags) | |
TypedMeasurement (bool value, Flags flags, DNPTime time) | |
TypedMeasurement (Flags flags) | |
Protected Member Functions inherited from opendnp3::Measurement | |
Measurement () | |
Measurement (Flags flags) | |
Measurement (Flags flags, DNPTime time) | |
The Binary data type is for describing on-off (boolean) type values.
Good examples of binaries are alarms, mode settings, enabled/disabled flags etc. Think of it as a status LED on a piece of equipment.
Definition at line 35 of file MeasurementTypes.h.
opendnp3::Binary::Binary | ( | ) |
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