cc-mek-scada/scada-common/util.lua
2022-05-10 11:35:52 -04:00

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Lua

local util = {}
-- PRINT --
-- print
util.print = function (message)
term.write(message)
end
-- print line
util.println = function (message)
print(message)
end
-- timestamped print
util.print_ts = function (message)
term.write(os.date("[%H:%M:%S] ") .. message)
end
-- timestamped print line
util.println_ts = function (message)
print(os.date("[%H:%M:%S] ") .. message)
end
-- TIME --
util.time_ms = function ()
return os.epoch('local')
end
util.time_s = function ()
return os.epoch('local') / 1000
end
util.time = function ()
return util.time_ms()
end
-- PARALLELIZATION --
-- protected sleep call so we still are in charge of catching termination
-- EVENT_CONSUMER: this function consumes events
util.psleep = function (t)
pcall(os.sleep, t)
end
-- no-op to provide a brief pause (and a yield)
-- EVENT_CONSUMER: this function consumes events
util.nop = function ()
util.psleep(0.05)
end
-- attempt to maintain a minimum loop timing (duration of execution)
-- EVENT_CONSUMER: this function consumes events
util.adaptive_delay = function (target_timing, last_update)
local sleep_for = target_timing - (util.time() - last_update)
-- only if >50ms since worker loops already yield 0.05s
if sleep_for >= 50 then
util.psleep(sleep_for / 1000.0)
end
return util.time()
end
-- WATCHDOG --
-- ComputerCraft OS Timer based Watchdog
-- triggers a timer event if not fed within 'timeout' seconds
util.new_watchdog = function (timeout)
local self = {
_timeout = timeout,
_wd_timer = os.startTimer(timeout)
}
local get_timer = function ()
return self._wd_timer
end
local feed = function ()
if self._wd_timer ~= nil then
os.cancelTimer(self._wd_timer)
end
self._wd_timer = os.startTimer(self._timeout)
end
local cancel = function ()
if self._wd_timer ~= nil then
os.cancelTimer(self._wd_timer)
end
end
return {
get_timer = get_timer,
feed = feed,
cancel = cancel
}
end
return util