This class creates an action event condition.
[Type]
class ActionEventCondition:
Address = ""
Output = ""
Expression = ""
Vector = 0
Priority = 1
ActionEventType = ActionEventType.Printf
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[Variable]
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Address
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ActionEventType.Printf
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Specify an address of an action event.
Must be specified.
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ActionEventType.Interrupt
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Specify an address of an action event.
Must be specified.
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Output
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ActionEventType.Printf
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Specify a string to be attached at output.
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ActionEventType.Interrupt
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Ignored.
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Expression
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ActionEventType.Printf
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Specify a variable expression.
Up to ten can be specified by delimiting them with a comma.
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ActionEventType.Interrupt
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Ignored.
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Vector
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ActionEventType.Printf
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Ignored.
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ActionEventType.Interrupt
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Specify the interrupt vector number. [RX Simulator]
Specify a value between the range from 0 to 255.
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Priority
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ActionEventType.Printf
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Ignored.
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ActionEventType.Interrupt
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Specify the interrupt priority. [RX Simulator]
Specify a value between the range from 0 to 255.
The specifiable range differs for each series. See "CS+ Integrated Development Environment Users Manual: RX Debug Tool" for details.
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ActionEventType
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Specify the action event type.
The break types that can be specified are shown below.
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ActionEventType.Printf
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Printf event (default)
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ActionEventType.Interrupt
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Interrupt event
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[Detailed description]
- | "ActionEventCondition" is in class format, and the action event condition is set in the variable.
In order to create an action event condition, create an instance, and set conditions for that instance. |
[Example of use]
>>>ae = ActionEventCondition() ...Printf event
>>>ae.Address = 0x3000
>>>ae.Output = "chData = "
>>>ae.Expression = "chData"
>>>ae.ActionEventType = ActionEventType.Printf
>>>debugger.ActionEvent.Set(ae)
1
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>>>ae = ActionEventCondition() ...Interrupt event
>>>ae.Address = 0x4000
>>>ae.Vector = 10
>>>ae.Priority = 2
>>>ae.ActionEventType = ActionEventType.Interrupt
>>>debugger.ActionEvent.Set(ae)
2
>>>
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