/* CIRCDDB - ircDDB client library in C++ Copyright (C) 2010-2011 Michael Dirska, DL1BFF (dl1bff@mdx.de) Copyright (C) 2011,2012 Jonathan Naylor, G4KLX This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . */ #pragma once #include #include #include "IRCDDB.h" struct CIRCDDBPrivate; class CIRCDDBClient : public CIRCDDB{ public: CIRCDDBClient(const std::string& hostName, unsigned int port, const std::string& callsign, const std::string& password, const std::string& versionInfo, const std::string& localAddr = std::string("")); ~CIRCDDBClient(); // A false return implies a network error, or unable to log in bool open(); // rptrQTH can be called multiple times if necessary // callsign The callsign of the repeater // latitude WGS84 position of antenna in degrees, positive value -> NORTH // longitude WGS84 position of antenna in degrees, positive value -> EAST // desc1, desc2 20-character description of QTH // infoURL URL of a web page with information about the repeater void rptrQTH( const std::string& callsign, double latitude, double longitude, const std::string& desc1, const std::string& desc2, const std::string& infoURL); // rptrQRG can be called multiple times if necessary // callsign callsign of the repeater // txFrequency repeater TX frequency in MHz // duplexShift duplex shift in MHz (positive or negative value): RX_freq = txFrequency + duplexShift // range range of the repeater in meters (meters = miles * 1609.344) // agl height of the antenna above ground in meters (meters = feet * 0.3048) void rptrQRG( const std::string& callsign, double txFrequency, double duplexShift, double range, double agl ); // If you call this method once, watchdog messages will be sent to the // to the ircDDB network every 15 minutes. Invoke this method every 1-2 minutes to indicate // that the gateway is working properly. After activating the watchdog, a red LED will be displayed // on the ircDDB web page if this method is not called within a period of about 30 minutes. // The string wdInfo should contain information about the source of the alive messages, e.g., // version of the RF decoding software. For example, the ircDDB java software sets this // to "rpm_ircddbmhd-x.z-z". The string wdInfo must contain at least one non-space character. void kickWatchdog(const std::string& callsign, const std::string& wdInfo); // get internal network status int getConnectionState(); // one of these values is returned: // 0 = not (yet) connected to the IRC server // 1-6 = a new connection was established, download of repeater info etc. is // in progress // 7 = the ircDDB connection is fully operational // 10 = some network error occured, next state is "0" (new connection attempt) // Send heard data, a false return implies a network error bool sendHeard(const std::string& myCall, const std::string& myCallExt, const std::string& yourCall, const std::string& rpt1, const std::string& rpt2, unsigned char flag1, unsigned char flag2, unsigned char flag3); // same as sendHeard with two new fields: // network_destination: empty string or 8-char call sign of the repeater // or reflector, where this transmission is relayed to. // tx_message: 20-char TX message or empty string, if the user did not // send a TX message bool sendHeardWithTXMsg(const std::string& myCall, const std::string& myCallExt, const std::string& yourCall, const std::string& rpt1, const std::string& rpt2, unsigned char flag1, unsigned char flag2, unsigned char flag3, const std::string& network_destination, const std::string& tx_message); // this method should be called at the end of a transmission // num_dv_frames: number of DV frames sent out (96 bit frames, 20ms) // num_dv_silent_frames: number of DV silence frames sent out in the // last transmission, or -1 if the information is not available // num_bit_errors: number of bit errors of the received data. This should // be the derived from the first Golay block of the voice data. This // error correction code only looks at 24 bits of the 96 bit frame. // So, the overall bit error rate is calculated like this: // BER = num_bit_errors / (num_dv_frames * 24) // Set num_bit_errors = -1, if the error information is not available. bool sendHeardWithTXStats(const std::string& myCall, const std::string& myCallExt, const std::string& yourCall, const std::string& rpt1, const std::string& rpt2, unsigned char flag1, unsigned char flag2, unsigned char flag3, int num_dv_frames, int num_dv_silent_frames, int num_bit_errors); // The following three functions don't block waiting for a reply, they just send the data // Send query for a gateway/reflector, a false return implies a network error bool findGateway(const std::string& gatewayCallsign); // Send query for a repeater module, a false return implies a network error bool findRepeater(const std::string& repeaterCallsign); // Send query for a user, a false return implies a network error bool findUser(const std::string& userCallsign); // The following functions are for processing received messages // Get the waiting message type IRCDDB_RESPONSE_TYPE getMessageType(); // Get a gateway message, as a result of IDRT_REPEATER returned from getMessageType() // A false return implies a network error bool receiveRepeater(std::string& repeaterCallsign, std::string& gatewayCallsign, std::string& address); // Get a gateway message, as a result of IDRT_GATEWAY returned from getMessageType() // A false return implies a network error bool receiveGateway(std::string& gatewayCallsign, std::string& address); // Get a user message, as a result of IDRT_USER returned from getMessageType() // A false return implies a network error bool receiveUser(std::string& userCallsign, std::string& repeaterCallsign, std::string& gatewayCallsign, std::string& address); bool receiveUser(std::string& userCallsign, std::string& repeaterCallsign, std::string& gatewayCallsign, std::string& address, std::string& timeStamp); void close(); // Implictely kills any threads in the IRC code private: struct CIRCDDBClientPrivate * const d; };