CGA_PeripheralViewController
class CGA_PeripheralViewController : CGA_BaseViewController
extension CGA_PeripheralViewController: CGA_UpdatableScreenViewController
extension CGA_PeripheralViewController: UITableViewDataSource
extension CGA_PeripheralViewController: UITableViewDelegate
This controls the Peripheral Information View.
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The reuse ID that we use for creating new table cells.
Declaration
Swift
private static let _deviceRowReuseID: String
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The ID of the segue that is executed to display Service details.
Declaration
Swift
private static let _serviceDetailSegueID: String
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This implements a “pull to refresh.”
Declaration
Swift
private let _refreshControl: UIRefreshControl
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This contains the device discovery data.
Declaration
Swift
var deviceAdvInfo: RVS_BlueThoth.DiscoveryData!
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This contains the device instance, once the connection is successful. It is a weak reference.
Declaration
Swift
weak var deviceInstance: CGA_Bluetooth_Peripheral? { get }
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This is the table that will list the discovered devices.
Declaration
Swift
@IBOutlet weak var serviceTableView: UITableView!
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This is the “Busy” animation that is displayed while the device connects.
Declaration
Swift
@IBOutlet weak var busyAnimationActivityIndicatorView: UIActivityIndicatorView!
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The label that displays the “CONNECTING…” message.
Declaration
Swift
@IBOutlet weak var connectingLabel: UILabel!
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The stack view that contains all the device information.
Declaration
Swift
@IBOutlet weak var deviceInfoTextView: UITextView!
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The label for the Services table.
Declaration
Swift
@IBOutlet weak var servicesLabel: UILabel!
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This sets up the accessibility and voiceover strings for the screen.
Declaration
Swift
func setUpAccessibility()
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This is called by the table’s “pull to refresh” handler.
When this is called, the Peripheral wipes out its Services, and starts over from scratch.
Declaration
Swift
@objc func startOver(_: Any)
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This simply makes sure that the UI matches the state of the device.
Declaration
Swift
func updateUI()
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Called after the view data has been loaded.
Declaration
Swift
override func viewDidLoad()
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Called just before the view is to disappear (slide out, usually, or get covered). We use this to make sure that any connection timeouts are canceled.
Declaration
Swift
override func viewWillDisappear(_ inAnimated: Bool)
Parameters
inAnimated
This is true, if the disappearance is to be animated.
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Called just before the view is to appear.
Declaration
Swift
override func viewWillAppear(_ inAnimated: Bool)
Parameters
inAnimated
This is true, if the disappearance is to be animated.
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This is called just before we bring in the Service screen.
Declaration
Swift
override func prepare(for inSegue: UIStoryboardSegue, sender inSender: Any?)
Parameters
for
The segue being executed.
sender
The data we want passed into the destination.
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This returns the number of available rows, in the given section.
Declaration
Swift
func tableView(_ inTableView: UITableView, numberOfRowsInSection inSection: Int) -> Int
Parameters
inTableView
The table view that is asking for the row count.
numberOfRowsInSection
The 0-based section index being queried.
Return Value
The number of rows in the given section.
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This returns a view, with the data for the given row and section.
Declaration
Swift
func tableView(_ inTableView: UITableView, cellForRowAt inIndexPath: IndexPath) -> UITableViewCell
Parameters
inTableView
The table view that is asking for the cell.
cellForRowAt
The index path (section, row) for the cell.
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Called when a row is selected.
Declaration
Swift
func tableView(_ inTableView: UITableView, didSelectRowAt inIndexPath: IndexPath)
Parameters
inTableView
The table view that is asking for the cell.
didSelectRowAt
The index path (section, row) for the cell.