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  • MinMaxLimiter
  • 5.0.0

MinMaxLimiter Class

(Automation::MinMaxLimiter)

A Min/Max limiter operator. More...

Header: #include <MinMaxLimiter>
Inherits: CDPOperator<T>
  • List of all members, including inherited members

Public Functions

MinMaxLimiter(const CDPPropertyBase &in)
virtual ~MinMaxLimiter()

Reimplemented Public Functions

virtual void Configure(XMLPrimitive *operatorXML) override
virtual unsigned int Process() override
  • 18 public functions inherited from CDPOperator
  • 17 public functions inherited from CDPOperatorBase
  • 49 public functions inherited from CDPBaseObject
  • 27 public functions inherited from CDP::StudioAPI::CDPNode
  • 22 public functions inherited from CDP::StudioAPI::ICDPNode

Additional Inherited Members

  • 1 public variable inherited from CDPOperatorBase
  • 1 static public member inherited from CDPBaseObject
  • 1 protected function inherited from CDP::StudioAPI::CDPNode
  • 8 protected variables inherited from CDPOperator
  • 5 protected variables inherited from CDPOperatorBase
  • 10 protected variables inherited from CDPBaseObject

Detailed Description

A Min/Max limiter operator.

This CDP operator can be used to limit (truncate) signal output values.

Arguments

Argument nameDescription
MinMinimum value to limit output to. Values below that will be replaced with Min value in output.
MaxMaximum value to limit output to. Values above that will be replaced with Max value in output.

Min and Max arguments can be routed from other signal, parameter or property.

When operator is used inside a signal its default input is automatically tied to signal's InternalValue or previous operator's output. Its default output is automatically tied to next operator's input or to signal's Value. See also CDP Operator Usage In CDP Signals.

Example

Below is an example plot with Sine signal (cyan) and the same signal with MinMaxLimiter(Min=-0.1, Max=0.8) operator applied (orange):

Actual Processing Code of the MinMaxLimiter

unsigned int MinMaxLimiter<T>::Process()
{
  T retval = static_cast<T>(m_input);

  if (d->min)
  {
    CDPVariantValue min_v = d->min->GetVariantValue();
    T min = min_v.GetConvertedValue<T>();
    if (retval < min)
      retval = min;
  }
  if (d->max)
  {
    CDPVariantValue max_v = d->max->GetVariantValue();
    T max = max_v.GetConvertedValue<T>();
    if (retval > max)
      retval = max;
  }

  m_output = retval;

  return STATUS_OK;
}

See also Argument.

Member Function Documentation

MinMaxLimiter::MinMaxLimiter(const CDPPropertyBase &in)

Constructs a MinMaxLimiter with input in.

[virtual] MinMaxLimiter::~MinMaxLimiter()

Destructs the MinMaxLimiter operator

[override virtual] void MinMaxLimiter::Configure(XMLPrimitive *operatorXML)

Reimplemented from CDPBaseObject::Configure().

[override virtual] unsigned int MinMaxLimiter::Process()

Reimplemented from CDPOperatorBase::Process().

Returns STATUS_OK.

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