Source code for canlib.linlib.enums

from ..cenum import CEnum, CFlag


[docs]class MessageFlag(CFlag): """LIN message flags The following flags is used in `.LINFrame.flags`. """ TX = 1 #: The message was something we transmitted on the bus. RX = 2 #: The message was something we received from the bus. WAKEUP_FRAME = 4 # A: wake up frame was received. Id/msg/dlc are undefined. NODATA = 8 #: No data, only a header. CSUM_ERROR = 16 #: Checksum error PARITY_ERROR = 32 #: ID parity error SYNC_ERROR = 64 #: A synch error SYNCH_ERROR = SYNC_ERROR #: A synch error BIT_ERROR = 128 #: Bit error when transmitting.
[docs]class ChannelData(CEnum): """linCHANNELDATA_xxx These defines are used in `getChannelData`. """ CARD_FIRMWARE_REV = 9 #: Firmware version from the LIN interface.
[docs]class ChannelType(CEnum): """Flags for `openChannel`""" MASTER = 1 #: The LIN interface will be a LIN master SLAVE = 2 #: The LIN interface will be a LIN slave
[docs]class MessageDisturb(CEnum): """LIN illegal message flags""" CSUM = 1 #: The checksum of transmitted messages will be inverted PARITY = 2 #: The two parity bits will be inverted, used only in master mode.
[docs]class MessageParity(CEnum): """LIN message parity + `MessageParity.STANDARD` == ``LIN_MSG_USE_STANDARD_PARITY`` + `MessageParity.ENHANCED` == ``LIN_MSG_USE_ENHANCED_PARITY`` """ STANDARD = 0x04 #: Use standard (1.x) parity for the specified msg ENHANCED = 0x08 #: Use enhanced (2.x) parity for the specified msg
[docs]class Setup(CFlag): """Used in `Channel.setupLIN`""" #: When specified, the LIN interface will use the "enhanced" checksum #: according to LIN 2.0. #: Note that as per the LIN 2.0 spec) the enhanced #: checksum is not used on the diagnostic frames even if the #: `Setup.ENHANCED_CHECKSUM` setting is in effect. ENHANCED_CHECKSUM = 1 #: When specified, turns variable message length on, so the the message #: length will depend on the message ID. VARIABLE_DLC = 2
[docs]class Error(CEnum): NOMSG = (-1,) #: No messages available NOTRUNNING = (-3,) #: Handle not on-bus. Some functions requires that the handle is on-bus before being called. RUNNING = (-4,) #: Handle not off-bus. Some functions requires that the handle is off-bus before being called. MASTERONLY = (-5,) #: The function is only for a master. SLAVEONLY = (-6,) #: The function is only for a slave. PARAM = (-7,) #: Error in parameter NOTFOUND = (-8,) #: Specified hardware not found. This error is reported when the LIN transceiver isn't powered up NOMEM = (-9,) #: Out of memory NOCHANNELS = (-10,) #: No channels avaliable TIMEOUT = (-11,) #: Timeout occurred NOTINITIALIZED = (-12,) #: Library not initialized NOHANDLES = (-13,) #: Can't get handle INVHANDLE = (-14,) #: Handle is invalid CANERROR = (-15,) #: Internal error in the driver ERRRESP = (-16,) #: There was an error response from the LIN interface WRONGRESP = (-17,) #: The LIN interface response wasn't the expected one DRIVER = (-18,) #: CAN driver type not supported DRIVERFAILED = (-19,) #: DeviceIOControl failed NOCARD = (-20,) #: The card was removed or not inserted LICENSE = (-21,) #: The license is not valid INTERNAL = (-22,) #: Internal error in the driver NO_ACCESS = (-23,) #: Access denied VERSION = (-24,) #: Function not supported in this version NO_REF_POWER = (-25,) #: Function not supported in this version NOT_IMPLEMENTED = (-26,) #: The requested feature or function is not implemented in the device you are trying to use it on