#ifndef SHADE_MOTION_H #define SHADE_MOTION_H #include #include "TxBuffer.h" // Shade position maths. Kept free of the shade state, radio and network so it // can be unit tested on the PC (pio test -e native). // Where a shade (or its tilt) is after travelling elapsedMs from startPos // (0-100). dir > 0 moves toward 100 and dir < 0 toward 0. travelMs is the // time a full travel takes in that direction, 0 meaning it gets there at once. float travelPosition(float startPos, int8_t dir, uint32_t elapsedMs, int32_t travelMs); // A position as reported to clients: -1 when unset, otherwise the whole // percentage, counted from the other end when flipped. int8_t displayPosition(float pos, bool flip); // Where a shade (or its tilt) moving in dir ends up when nothing stops it. float limitTarget(int8_t dir); // Where a step command moves a shade (or its tilt) from pos, in out. dir > 0 // steps toward 100 and dir < 0 toward 0. A step is stepSize * frameStepSize // ms of the travelMs a full travel takes in that direction. False when // travelMs or stepSize is 0, so the step is ignored. bool stepPosition(float pos, int8_t dir, uint32_t travelMs, uint16_t stepSize, uint8_t frameStepSize, float &out); // What a held shade does on this pass of checkMovement(). enum class TxHoldCheck { none, // Nothing is held. holding, // Still waiting for the job to go on air. expired // Waited too long, so the hold was dropped and the shade moves anyway. }; // The radio job that set an idle shade moving. Its simulated movement is held // until the job goes on air, since that is when the motor starts. struct TxHold { uint32_t seq = 0; // 0 when nothing is held. uint32_t since = 0; // millis() when the hold started. // Holds for job seq unless the shade was already moving (its motor carries on // with the earlier command) or a job is already held. The first job held is // the one that starts the motor. A command sent while processing another // registers before it: for a simMy shade My/Favorite queues its Up/Down from // moveToMyPosition() first, and that Up/Down is what starts a motor with no // favorite of its own, so the outer My/Favorite is ignored on purpose. void mark(uint32_t jobSeq, bool moving, uint32_t now); // Ends the hold when jobSeq is the held job. True when it was. bool release(uint32_t jobSeq); bool held() const { return this->seq != 0; } bool timedOut(uint32_t now, uint32_t timeoutMs) const { return now - this->since >= timeoutMs; } void clear() { this->seq = 0; } // Drops a hold on a shade the command didn't set moving, or one that has // waited timeoutMs for the radio. TxHoldCheck check(bool moving, uint32_t now, uint32_t timeoutMs); }; // What a shade has to do about a radio event. More than one can apply to the // same event. struct ShadeTxActions { // The held job went on air, so the motor starts at startAt. bool startMovement = false; uint32_t startAt = 0; // The held job never went on air, so the motor hasn't moved. bool cancelMovement = false; // The favorite went on air in full and is committed, or it didn't and the // previous one is put back. bool commitMy = false; bool restoreMy = false; float myOldPos = -1.0f; float myOldTiltPos = -1.0f; // The stop never went on air, so the motor runs on to its end limit from // where and when it should have stopped. bool runToLimit = false; int8_t limitDir = 0; bool limitTilt = false; uint32_t limitSince = 0; bool any() const { return startMovement || cancelMovement || commitMy || restoreMy || runToLimit; } }; // The radio jobs a shade waits on to find out what its motor really did. struct ShadeTxState { // Radio job that set the shade moving. The simulated position is held // until it goes on air. TxHold hold; // Stop sent when the simulated target was reached. If it never goes on // air the motor runs on to its end limit. 0 once an event for it arrived. uint32_t stopSeq = 0; uint32_t stopAt = 0; int8_t stopDir = 0; bool stopTilt = false; // Command telling the motor to store the favorite. The favorite is only // committed once all of it is on air and restored if it never is. uint32_t mySeq = 0; float myOldPos = -1.0f; float myOldTiltPos = -1.0f; void stopSent(uint32_t seq, uint32_t now, int8_t dir, bool tilt); void setMySent(uint32_t seq, float oldPos, float oldTiltPos); // What to do about evt. moving is whether the shade is moving now. ShadeTxActions onEvent(const somfy_tx_event_t &evt, bool moving); }; #endif