* Testing clang-format style check using github CI
* github/push: implement check-style for clang-format as a separate build step
* github/push: add missing packages for check-style/clang-format build step
* source/Makefile: check-style - reduce files of interest; update .clang-format to keep enums init
* source/Makefile: empty lines, spaces & tabs refactoring to unify style - part 1 out of N
* source/Makefile: fix formatting for multi-line variables
* source/Makefile: update formatting for multi-line variables
* source/Makefile: remove spaces on vars assignments to unify style
* source/Makefile: remove unused target style
* source/Makefile: implement exclude vars for clang-format related files
* source/Makefile: exclude configuration.h from clang-format check
* Dockerfile: add diffutils in a container to make check-style target using advanced version of diff to get more advanced output to parse & navigate log more easily
* source/Makefile: implement parser for clang-format inside check-style target to make output compatible with gcc-like error compilation format for compatibility with IDEs/editors for easy navigation over files to fix style errors
* source/Makefile: probably final touches on unifying style
* source/Makefile: implement check-style-list target to only list affected file names with wrong code style for debug purposes
* source/Makefile: fix missed spaces
* deploy.sh: add helper routine to deal with clang-format error output logging from makefile
* gitignore: add clang-format log explicitly
* Refactoring for clang-format compiance
* Dockerfile: add sed
* Dockerfile: false alarm - remove sed since busybox-sed seems fine
* source/Makefile: reduce calls of clang-format & make error log more clean, clear, and tidy
* deploy.sh:check_style() - add removal of DOS EOLs for generated log
* source/Makefile:check-style: add more empty lines between blocks with errors for readability when suggestion is too long & heavy
* source/Makefile: add STOP var to check-style for exit on first failed file
* source/Makefile: check-style: make log looks more like traditional diff/patch output
* source/Core/BSP/Pinecilv2/MemMang/heap_5.c: clang-format refactoring using reasonable advises ... and then disable it in Makefile from scanning by clang-format
* Return headers include order
* clang-format config: disable warnings about non-alphabetic include order
* clang-format refactoring
* clang-format refactoring, part 2
* clang-format refactoring, part 3
* settingsGUI.cpp: refactoring, part 1
* settingsGUI.cpp: refactoring, part 2
* settingsGUI.cpp: refactoring, part 3
* settingsGUI.cpp: refactoring, part 4
* clang-format should be happy now
* workflows/push: put readme check into separate build step & update style
* clang-format: giving SortIncludes option second chance by tweaking a couple of headers a bit
* source/Makefile: check-style: add homebrew parser to check for { } in conditional blocks
* homebrew-format: add { } for if/else, while, and for & unify some comments style; left two errors intentionally to debug & improve parser
* source/Makefile: homebrew-format: fix false negative trigger for multi-line condition in if-s
* Sleep.cpp: unify style & comments
* source/Makefile: remove unused debug target
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4.3 KiB
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163 lines
4.3 KiB
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//
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// Created by laura on 24.04.23.
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//
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#include "SolderingCommon.h"
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#include "OperatingModes.h"
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extern bool heaterThermalRunaway;
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void detailedPowerStatus() {
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if (OLED::getRotation()) {
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OLED::setCursor(0, 0);
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} else {
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OLED::setCursor(67, 0);
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}
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// Print wattage
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{
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uint32_t x10Watt = x10WattHistory.average();
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if (x10Watt > 999) {
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// If we exceed 99.9W we drop the decimal place to keep it all fitting
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OLED::print(SmallSymbolSpace, FontStyle::SMALL);
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OLED::printNumber(x10WattHistory.average() / 10, 3, FontStyle::SMALL);
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} else {
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OLED::printNumber(x10WattHistory.average() / 10, 2, FontStyle::SMALL);
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OLED::print(SmallSymbolDot, FontStyle::SMALL);
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OLED::printNumber(x10WattHistory.average() % 10, 1, FontStyle::SMALL);
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}
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OLED::print(SmallSymbolWatts, FontStyle::SMALL);
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}
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if (OLED::getRotation()) {
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OLED::setCursor(0, 8);
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} else {
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OLED::setCursor(67, 8);
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}
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printVoltage();
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OLED::print(SmallSymbolVolts, FontStyle::SMALL);
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}
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void basicSolderingStatus(bool boostModeOn) {
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OLED::setCursor(0, 0);
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// We switch the layout direction depending on the orientation of the oled
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if (OLED::getRotation()) {
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// battery
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gui_drawBatteryIcon();
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// Space out gap between battery <-> temp
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OLED::print(LargeSymbolSpace, FontStyle::LARGE);
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// Draw current tip temp
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gui_drawTipTemp(true, FontStyle::LARGE);
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// We draw boost arrow if boosting,
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// or else gap temp <-> heat indicator
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if (boostModeOn) {
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OLED::drawSymbol(2);
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} else {
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OLED::print(LargeSymbolSpace, FontStyle::LARGE);
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}
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// Draw heating/cooling symbols
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OLED::drawHeatSymbol(X10WattsToPWM(x10WattHistory.average()));
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} else {
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// Draw heating/cooling symbols
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OLED::drawHeatSymbol(X10WattsToPWM(x10WattHistory.average()));
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// We draw boost arrow if boosting,
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// or else gap temp <-> heat indicator
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if (boostModeOn) {
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OLED::drawSymbol(2);
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} else {
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OLED::print(LargeSymbolSpace, FontStyle::LARGE);
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}
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// Draw current tip temp
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gui_drawTipTemp(true, FontStyle::LARGE);
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// Space out gap between battery <-> temp
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OLED::print(LargeSymbolSpace, FontStyle::LARGE);
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gui_drawBatteryIcon();
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}
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}
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bool checkExitSoldering(void) {
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#ifdef POW_DC
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// Undervoltage test
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if (checkForUnderVoltage()) {
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lastButtonTime = xTaskGetTickCount();
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return true;
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}
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#endif
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#ifdef ACCEL_EXITS_ON_MOVEMENT
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// If the accel works in reverse where movement will cause exiting the soldering mode
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if (getSettingValue(Sensitivity)) {
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if (lastMovementTime) {
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if (lastMovementTime > TICKS_SECOND * 10) {
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// If we have moved recently; in the last second
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// Then exit soldering mode
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if (((TickType_t)(xTaskGetTickCount() - lastMovementTime)) < (TickType_t)(TICKS_SECOND)) {
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currentTempTargetDegC = 0;
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return true;
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}
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}
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}
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}
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#endif
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#ifdef NO_SLEEP_MODE
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// No sleep mode, but still want shutdown timeout
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if (shouldShutdown()) {
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// shutdown
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currentTempTargetDegC = 0;
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return true; // we want to exit soldering mode
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}
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#endif
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if (shouldBeSleeping(false)) {
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if (gui_SolderingSleepingMode(false, false)) {
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return true; // If the function returns non-0 then exit
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}
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}
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// If we have tripped thermal runaway, turn off heater and show warning
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if (heaterThermalRunaway) {
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currentTempTargetDegC = 0; // heater control off
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warnUser(translatedString(Tr->WarningThermalRunaway), 10 * TICKS_SECOND);
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heaterThermalRunaway = false;
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return true;
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}
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return false;
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}
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int8_t getPowerSourceNumber(void) {
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int8_t sourceNumber = 0;
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if (getIsPoweredByDCIN()) {
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sourceNumber = 0;
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} else {
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// We are not powered via DC, so want to display the appropriate state for PD or QC
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bool poweredbyPD = false;
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bool pdHasVBUSConnected = false;
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#ifdef POW_PD
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if (USBPowerDelivery::fusbPresent()) {
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// We are PD capable
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if (USBPowerDelivery::negotiationComplete()) {
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// We are powered via PD
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poweredbyPD = true;
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#ifdef VBUS_MOD_TEST
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pdHasVBUSConnected = USBPowerDelivery::isVBUSConnected();
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#endif
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}
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}
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#endif
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if (poweredbyPD) {
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if (pdHasVBUSConnected) {
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sourceNumber = 2;
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} else {
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sourceNumber = 3;
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}
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} else {
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sourceNumber = 1;
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}
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}
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return sourceNumber;
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}
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