Constants defining Event flags.

Collaboration diagram for Constants defining Event flags.:

Macros
#define	EVENT_FLAG_WARNING   0x0e00
	8 bit flag, 0 - 7, see EVENT_SCALE_WARNING. More...
#define	EVENT_SCALE_WARNING   0x0200
	Flash countdown timer (1 = 10sec, 2 = 20sec, 3 = 40sec, 4 = 80sec, 5 = 160sec, 6 = 320sec, 7 = 640sec). More...
#define	EVENT_FLAG_ALARM   0x0180
	8 bit flag, 0 - 7, see EVENT_SCALE_ALARM. More...
#define	EVENT_SCALE_ALARM   0x0080
	Audible alarm. More...
#define	EVENT_FLAG_PRIORITY   0x0070
	3 bit flag, 0 - 7, see EVENT_SCALE_PRIORITY. More...
#define	EVENT_SCALE_PRIORITY   0x0010
	Event display priority (0 = never , 1 = always, 2 = orbit, 3 = 15min, 4 = 5min, 5 = max zoom) More...
#define	EVENT_FLAG_COLOR   0x000f
	16 bit flag, see EVENT_SCALE_COLOR. More...
#define	EVENT_SCALE_COLOR   0x0001
	Display color (1=gray, 2= magenta, 3= cyan, 4= green, 5=orange, 6= yellow, 7=red, 8=brown, 9=white) More...
#define	EVENT_FLAG_COUNTDOWN   0x1000
	Show a countdown timer for this event. More...
#define	EVENT_FLAG_EXIT   0x2000
	Event is the exit member of a set of paired events. More...
#define	EVENT_FLAG_PAIR   0x4000
	Event is part of a pair (eg. enter and leave Umbra). More...
#define	EVENT_FLAG_ACTUAL   0x8000
	Event actualy happened (versus being predicted). More...
#define	EVENT_FLAG_CONDITIONAL   0x10000
	Conditional event. More...
#define	EVENT_FLAG_REPEAT   0x20000
	Repeating event. More...
#define	EVENT_FLAG_TRUE   0x40000
	Event true last time. More...
#define	EVENT_FLAG_SOLO   0x80000
	Command Event should run by itself. More...

Detailed Description

Macro Definition Documentation

#define EVENT_FLAG_WARNING   0x0e00

8 bit flag, 0 - 7, see EVENT_SCALE_WARNING.

These constants are for defining Events. FLAGs define an aspect of the Event. The defined value represents the bit position for that Flag. Where the desired aspect has more than one level, FLAG only points to the first bit position. In this case SCALE represents a multiplier to be used to place the Flag value at the appropriate position. As an example, the exit event of a paired event with an alarm level of 3 and a color of 7 would be flagged as: EVENT_FLAG_PAIR | EVENT_FLAG_EXIT | 3 * EVENT_SCALE_ALARM | 7 * EVENT_SCALE_COLOR

#define EVENT_SCALE_WARNING   0x0200

Flash countdown timer (1 = 10sec, 2 = 20sec, 3 = 40sec, 4 = 80sec, 5 = 160sec, 6 = 320sec, 7 = 640sec).

#define EVENT_FLAG_ALARM   0x0180

8 bit flag, 0 - 7, see EVENT_SCALE_ALARM.

#define EVENT_SCALE_ALARM   0x0080

Audible alarm.

#define EVENT_FLAG_PRIORITY   0x0070

3 bit flag, 0 - 7, see EVENT_SCALE_PRIORITY.

#define EVENT_SCALE_PRIORITY   0x0010

Event display priority (0 = never , 1 = always, 2 = orbit, 3 = 15min, 4 = 5min, 5 = max zoom)

#define EVENT_FLAG_COLOR   0x000f

16 bit flag, see EVENT_SCALE_COLOR.

#define EVENT_SCALE_COLOR   0x0001

Display color (1=gray, 2= magenta, 3= cyan, 4= green, 5=orange, 6= yellow, 7=red, 8=brown, 9=white)

#define EVENT_FLAG_COUNTDOWN   0x1000

Show a countdown timer for this event.

#define EVENT_FLAG_EXIT   0x2000

Event is the exit member of a set of paired events.

#define EVENT_FLAG_PAIR   0x4000

Event is part of a pair (eg. enter and leave Umbra).

#define EVENT_FLAG_ACTUAL   0x8000

Event actualy happened (versus being predicted).

#define EVENT_FLAG_CONDITIONAL   0x10000

Conditional event.

#define EVENT_FLAG_REPEAT   0x20000

Repeating event.

#define EVENT_FLAG_TRUE   0x40000

Event true last time.

#define EVENT_FLAG_SOLO   0x80000

Command Event should run by itself.