NetDisplayTest.cpp

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/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Phission : 
        Realtime Vision Processing System
    
    Copyright (C) 2003 Philip D.S. Thoren (pthoren@cs.uml.edu)
    University of Massachusetts at Lowell,
    Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics
    
    This file is part of Phission.

 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#include <NetDisplayTest.h>
#include <phission.h>

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */
int usage ()
{
    printf("\n\nUsage:\n");
    printf("\t--help            Display usage\n");
    printf("\t--test <value>    Sleep 'value' seconds and then close test\n");
    printf("\n\n");
    exit(1);
}
        
/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */
int main(int argc, char *argv[] )
{
    phFUNCTION("main")

    int         displaysOpen= 1;
    /* Utility class to ease the starting and stopping of displays, captures and
     * pipelines */
    phSystem    system;
    
    NetDisplay  display(320,240,"NetDisplayTest");
   
    /* Remove the code below when using this code as an example.
     * 
     * This just checks whether "--test" has been specified with
     * a time value argument. It's for testing all the examples
     * without the need for human intervention. */
    int             test = 0;

    phArgTable      *arg_parser = new phArgTable();

    /* Setup and parse all the arguments */
    rc = arg_parser->add("--test", &test, phARG_INT);
    phCHECK_RC(rc,NULL,"arg_parser->add");
    rc = arg_parser->add("--help",(void *)&usage, phARG_FUNC);
    phCHECK_RC(rc,NULL,"arg_parser->add");
   
    rc = arg_parser->parse(argc,argv);
    phCHECK_RC(rc,NULL,"arg_parser->parse");


    rc = system.addDisplay(&display);
    phPRINT_RC(rc,NULL,"system.addDisplay(&display)");
    
    

    /* 1.) Open and close test */
    phPROGRESS("1.) Open & Close Test\n");
    
    rc = system.startup();
    phPRINT_RC(rc,NULL,"system.startup()");

    phMSleep(1000);  /* 1 second */
    
    rc = system.shutdown();
    phPRINT_RC(rc,NULL,"system.shutdown()");

   

    /* 2.) Open and wait for user to close... test */
    phPROGRESS("2.) Open & Wait for user to close Test\n");
    
    /* Display startup */
    rc = system.startup();
    phPRINT_RC(rc,NULL,"system.startup()");
   
    while (displaysOpen)
    {
        /* Sleep a while, don't loop tightly */

        phMSleep(100);
        
        /* Yielding is optional. This gives up the thread's timeslice
         * to prevent slow response in other threads. It consumes more
         * CPU cycles than sleeping. Use it instead of sleeping if
         * this loop is processing anything */
        
        /* phYield(); */
        
        if (display.isOpen())
        {
            displaysOpen = 1;
        }
        
        /* Remove this if block when using this code as an example */
        /* Set the loop control value to end the loop when testing */
        if (test > 0)
        { 
            displaysOpen = 0;
            phSleep(test); /* test's value should be a time (in secs) value > 0*/
        }
    }

    /* Display shutdown */
    rc = system.shutdown();
    phPRINT_RC(rc,NULL,"system.shutdown()");


error:
    phDelete(arg_parser);

    return phSUCCESS;
}

Copyright (C) 2002 - 2007

Philip D.S. Thoren ( pthoren@users.sourceforge.net ) University Of Massachusetts at Lowell Robotics Lab

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