MockPlugin.Tasks Namespace Reference

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. More...

Classes
class	BrewCoffee
	Calls a method of the device class with one if its task parameters. More...
class	BrewFrappuccino
	A task working on a complex parameter set. More...
class	CoffeeCategory
	Custom category in the method editor for coffee making related tasks. More...
class	CoffeeMachineBaseTask
	Base class for our example, just contains some empty default implementations and a check for the right device type. More...
class	CoffeeMachineDoesNotWorkProperly
	In contrast to PretendCoffeeMachineIsBroken, this simulates an error that an autosampler could have while it is used by a task. More...
class	DumpConfigInfo
	This tasks uses the config helper to access some information about the instrument configuration and just dumps it to the runlog. More...
class	FlexibleArguments
	This task demonstrates how to use a custom type descriptor to implement a dynamic list of properties. The number of properties can be changed by setting the PropCount property. More...
class	FrappuccinoCompositionEditor
	Provides an editor for the BrewFrappuccino-Task's "Composition" information. More...
class	JobInspectionDemo
	Shows how to get information about other tasks in the schedule. More...
class	MockDynamicPropsDependingOnDevice
	This task demonstrates how to make the property list depend on the picked autosampler. More...
class	MockMethodEditorSnoopingTask
	This task just shows how you can react on the method editor contents and provide context sensitive property standard values. More...
class	MockUseMultipleDevicesTask
	For some special cases it can be necessary to have a single task communicate with two different devices. More...
class	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	ShowSomeGreeting
	A task which does not need access to the custom device. More...
class	TaskListAttribute
	This attribute uses the task to which it is applied to query for other tasks in the method editor. The list of returned values is just a list of the tasks currently in the method editor. More...
class	UseTrain
	Just show that some kind of operation can be done with our "Train" device parts. More...

Detailed Description

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.