-- -- Indicator Light Flasher -- local tcd = require("scada-common.tcallbackdsp") local flasher = {} -- note: no additional call needs to be made in a main loop as this class automatically uses the TCD to operate ---@alias PERIOD integer local PERIOD = { BLINK_250_MS = 1, BLINK_500_MS = 2, BLINK_1000_MS = 3 } flasher.PERIOD = PERIOD local active = false local registry = { {}, {}, {} } -- one registry table per period local callback_counter = 0 -- blink registered indicators
-- this assumes it is called every 250ms, it does no checking of time on its own local function callback_250ms() if active then for _, f in ipairs(registry[PERIOD.BLINK_250_MS]) do f() end if callback_counter % 2 == 0 then for _, f in ipairs(registry[PERIOD.BLINK_500_MS]) do f() end end if callback_counter % 4 == 0 then for _, f in ipairs(registry[PERIOD.BLINK_1000_MS]) do f() end end callback_counter = callback_counter + 1 tcd.dispatch_unique(0.25, callback_250ms) end end -- start/resume the flasher periodic function flasher.run() active = true callback_250ms() end -- clear all blinking indicators and stop the flasher periodic function flasher.clear() active = false callback_counter = 0 registry = { {}, {}, {} } end -- register a function to be called on the selected blink period
-- times are not strictly enforced, but all with a given period will be set at the same time ---@param f function function to call each period ---@param period PERIOD time period option (1, 2, or 3) function flasher.start(f, period) if type(registry[period]) == "table" then table.insert(registry[period], f) end end -- stop a function from being called at the blink period ---@param f function function callback registered function flasher.stop(f) for i = 1, #registry do for key, val in ipairs(registry[i]) do if val == f then table.remove(registry[i], key) return end end end end return flasher