Learning how to use RPC.

Revision:
1:67aefdc74b32
Parent:
0:9232f9e1178d
Child:
2:1d5b7485f683
--- a/RPCFunction.cpp	Thu Sep 16 13:27:57 2010 +0000
+++ b/RPCFunction.cpp	Mon Sep 20 14:26:52 2010 +0000
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /**
-*@section LICENSE
+* @section LICENSE
 *Copyright (c) 2010 ARM Ltd.
 *
 *Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@
 *OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN
 *THE SOFTWARE.
 *
-*@section Description
+* @section Description
 *This class provides an object which can be called over RPC to run the function which is attached to it.
 *
 */      
@@ -69,26 +69,15 @@
         } 
       return res;
     }  
-    //Custom rpc method caller for run so that the string will not be delimted by anything, one argument only
-    //based on code in rpc.h
-    void rpc_method_caller_run(Base *this_ptr, const char *arguments, char *result) {
-        const char *next = arguments;
-        char * arg1 = parse_arg_char(next,NULL);
-
-        (static_cast<RPCFunction*>(this_ptr)->run)(arg1);
-        
-        if(result != NULL) {
-            result[0] = '\0';
-        }
-    }
+    
     //Custom rpc method caller for execute so that the string will not be delimited by anything
     //See line 436 of rpc.h
-    void rpc_method_caller_execute(Base *this_ptr, const char *arguments, char *result) {
+    void rpc_method_caller_run(Base *this_ptr, const char *arguments, char *result) {
     
         const char *next = arguments;
         char* arg1 = parse_arg_char(next,NULL);
         
-        char * res = (static_cast<RPCFunction*>(this_ptr)->execute)(arg1);
+        char * res = (static_cast<RPCFunction*>(this_ptr)->run)(arg1);
         if(result != NULL) {
             write_result<char*>(res, result);
         }
@@ -98,48 +87,29 @@
         _ftr = f;   
     }
     
-    //Function call which executes the packet
-    char* RPCFunction::execute(char * input){
+
+    //Just run the attached function using the string thats in private memory - or just using null values, 
+    char * RPCFunction::run(char * input){
         strcpy(_input, input);
         (*_ftr)(_input,_output);
         return(_output);
     }
-
-    //Just run the attached function using the string thats in private memory - or just using null values, 
-    void RPCFunction::run(char * str){
-        strcpy(_input, str);
-       (*_ftr)(_input,_output);
-    }
     
     //Just read the output string
     char* RPCFunction::read(){
         return(_output);
     }
-    //Just set the input string
-    void RPCFunction::write(char * str){
-        strcpy(_input, str);
-    }
     
     
     #ifdef MBED_RPC
     const rpc_method *RPCFunction::get_rpc_methods() {
        static const rpc_method rpc_methods[] = { 
-        {"execute", rpc_method_caller_execute },                                          //Run using custom caller, all character accepted in string
-        { "run", rpc_method_caller_run },                                                 //Run using custom caller, all character accepted in string
+        { "run", rpc_method_caller_run },                                                 //Run using custom caller, all characters accepted in string
         { "read", rpc_method_caller<char*, RPCFunction, &RPCFunction::read> },
-        { "write", rpc_method_caller<RPCFunction, char*, &RPCFunction::write> },
         RPC_METHOD_SUPER(Base)
       };
       return rpc_methods;
     }       
-         //creating a new one has very little meaning over RPC
-        rpc_class *RPCFunction::get_rpc_class() {
-        static const rpc_function funcs[] = { 
-            /*"new", rpc_function_caller<const char*, void(*f)(char*, char*), const char*, &Base::construct<Packet,void(*f)(char*, char*),const char*> >,*/
-            RPC_METHOD_END
-        };
-        static rpc_class c = { "RPCFunction", funcs, NULL };
-        return &c;
-    }
+
 #endif