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==STP_AARRAY== | ==STP_AARRAY== | ||
Revision as of 04:12, 30 November 2010
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Summary
Bind message format is designed to bind any OpenIGTLink messages into a single message. This message format is useful, when one needs to care about synchronization of multiple data (e.g. multi-channel sensors), or sending associative array (pairs of key string and value). The bind message format consists of the bind header section, the name table section and the data section.
Message Types
BIND
| Data | Type | Description |
| NELEMENTS | uint16 | Number of elements |
| Bind Header Section | ||
| TYPE 0 | char[12] | Data type (OpenIGTLink Device Type string) |
| NAMELEN 0 | uint 8 | Name length |
| DATA SIZE 0 | uint 64 | Data size |
| ... | ||
| TYPE (NELEMENTS-1) | char[12] | Data type (OpenIGTLink Device Type string) |
| NAMELEN (NELEMENTS-1) | uint 8 | Name length |
| DATA SIZE (NELEMENTS-1) | uint 64 | Data size |
| NAME Table Section | ||
| NAME 0 | char[NAMELEN 0] | Name |
| ... | ||
| NAME (NELEMENTS-1) | char[NAMELEN (NELEMENTS-1)] | Name |
| Padding* | uint8 or none | padding to align DATA with WORD |
| Data Section | ||
| DATA 0 | TYPE 0 [ SIZE 0 ] | Data array |
| DATA 1 | TYPE 1 [ SIZE 1 ] | Data array |
| ... | ||
| DATA (NELEMENTS-1) | TYPE (NELEMENTS-1) [SIZE (NELEMENTS -1)] | Data array |
In C/C++, the size of padding is determined by:
((NAMELEN0 + NAMELEN1 + ... ) % 2 == 0) ? 0 : 1
GET_BIND
GET_BIND is used to request the receiver for associative array data. If a GET_BIND message does not have a body, it requests all data.
| Data | Type | Description |
| NELEMENTS | uint16 | Number of elements |
| Bind Header Section | ||
| TYPE 0 | char[12] | Data type (OpenIGTLink device type string) |
| NAMELEN 0 | uint 8 | Name length |
| SIZE 0 | uint 16 | Data length |
| ... | ||
| TYPE (NELEMENTS-1) | uint8 | Data type (0: string, 1: scalar, 2: vector) |
| NAMELEN (NELEMENTS-1) | uint 8 | Name length |
| SIZE (NELEMENTS-1) | uint 16 | Data length |
| NAME Table | ||
| NAME 0 | char[NAMELEN] | Name |
| ... | ||
| NAME (NELEMENTS-1) | char[NAMELEN (NELEMENTS-1)] | Name |
STT_AARRAY
| Data | Type | Description |
| RESOL | uint64 | Minimum interval between message (ns). Same format as TimeStamp |
STP_AARRAY
| Data | Type | Description |
RTS_AARRAY
Implementations
The AARRAY message type is implemented in the following source code.
Contributors
Junichi Tokuda, Yuichiro Hayashi
