MockUseDeviceTasks.cs File Reference

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Classes
class	MockPlugin.Tasks.CoffeeMachineBaseTask
	Base class for our example, just contains some empty default implementations and a check for the right device type. More...
class	MockPlugin.Tasks.CoffeeCategory
	Custom category in the method editor for coffee making related tasks. More...
class	MockPlugin.Tasks.BrewCoffee
	Calls a method of the device class with one if its task parameters. More...
class	MockPlugin.Tasks.BrewFrappuccino
	A task working on a complex parameter set. More...
class	MockPlugin.Tasks.BrewFrappuccino.CompositionData
	Let's pretend the composition is really complex and better done with a custom editor. More...
class	MockPlugin.Tasks.BrewFrappuccino.CompositionEditor
	Provide an editor for our complex parameter set, the standard component model way. More...
class	MockPlugin.Tasks.PretendCoffeeMachineIsBroken
	This task will trigger a timer in our device which will make it complain about an error situation, even if at that time no task is trying to use it. More...
class	MockPlugin.Tasks.CoffeeMachineDoesNotWorkProperly
	In contrast to PretendCoffeeMachineIsBroken, this simulates an error that an autosampler could have while it is used by a task. More...

Namespaces
namespace	MockPlugin
	An example Chronos plugin. This plugin demonstrates how to write plugins for Chronos. It should give you a rough idea how different things can be done, and which interfaces are needed to provide funtionality.
namespace	MockPlugin.Tasks
	Example task implementations. Since there are lots of things that can be done from a task, the demo was split into many different examples each showing only few facets of what's possible. If you still think this is confusing, please let us know where we could simplify these examples.