midi_ci::ResponderOutput Class Reference

A buffer output that additionally provides information about an incoming message, so that an appropriate reply can be constructed for that message. More...

Inheritance diagram for midi_ci::ResponderOutput:

Public Member Functions
virtual Message::Header	getIncomingHeader () const =0
	Returns the header of the message that was received.
virtual uint8_t	getIncomingGroup () const =0
	Returns the group of the message that was received.
ChannelAddress	getChannelAddress () const
	Returns the channel to which the incoming message was addressed.
Message::Header	getReplyHeader (std::byte replySubID) const
	Returns a default header that can be used for outgoing replies.
Public Member Functions inherited from midi_ci::BufferOutput
	BufferOutput ()=default
virtual	~BufferOutput ()=default
virtual MUID	getMuid () const =0
	Returns the MUID of the responder.
virtual std::vector< std::byte > &	getOutputBuffer ()=0
	Returns the buffer into which replies should be written.
virtual void	send (uint8_t group)=0
	Sends the current contents of the buffer to the provided group.

Detailed Description

A buffer output that additionally provides information about an incoming message, so that an appropriate reply can be constructed for that message.

Member Function Documentation

getIncomingHeader()

virtual Message::Header midi_ci::ResponderOutput::getIncomingHeader ( ) const

pure virtual

Returns the header of the message that was received.

getIncomingGroup()

virtual uint8_t midi_ci::ResponderOutput::getIncomingGroup ( ) const

pure virtual

Returns the group of the message that was received.

getChannelAddress()

ChannelAddress midi_ci::ResponderOutput::getChannelAddress

(

)

const

Returns the channel to which the incoming message was addressed.

getReplyHeader()

Message::Header midi_ci::ResponderOutput::getReplyHeader

(

std::byte

replySubID

)

const

Returns a default header that can be used for outgoing replies.

This always sets the destination MUID equal to the source MUID of the incoming header, so it's not suitable for broadcast messages.