Checking correctness of CANoe configuration file chosen and providing a notification on the Frontend for...
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When user is selecting a wrong CANoe cfg file for a particular variant, user should be notified of the wrong cfg file. The correctness of the cfg file should be validated against the content( for example: based on the dbc files loaded into each configuration)
Please find the below code for the current implementation:
I need to do a check based on the content probably dbc( the resp. messages and signals within the cfg) and user has to be notified on the Frontend if wrong cfg is selected.
Currently I have mentioned the respective configurations but I haven't done any content check for the configurations.
private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
//Function to run/start CANoe measurement
{
// Execute CANoe(Obtain CANoe application objectg)
var mApp = new CANoe.Application();
var mMsr = (CANoe.Measurement)mApp.Measurement;
try
{
if (tcu == '1')
{
CANoe = new cCANoe1();
}
else if (tcu == '2')
{
CANoe = new cCANoe2();
}
log.WritetoFile("Opening CANoe configuration");
Console.WriteLine("Opening CANoe configuration");
// mApp.Open("C:\Users\uidr3024\Downloads\SRLCam4T0_Validation_ControlTool\cfg\SVT_SRLCam4T0_025B.cfg", true, true);
mApp.Open("C:\MMC_Project\Dheepika KT\2013_42_Multibus - Simultaneous\BR205_Multibus_2013_42_CANoe76.CFG", true, true);
log.WritetoFile("Starting measurement ");
CANoe.startMeasurement(this);
}
catch (System.Exception ex)
{
System.Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
log.WritetoFile("Exception:" + ex.Message);
MessageBox.Show("CANoe application error", "Error");
}
if (textBox1.Text != String.Empty && System.IO.File.Exists(textBox1.Text))
{
// The textbox has a filename in it, use it
mApp.Open(textBox1.Text, true, true);
}
else
{
// The user hasn't selected a config file, launch with default
mApp.Open("C:\MMC_Project\Dheepika KT\2013_42_Multibus - Simultaneous\BR205_Multibus_2013_42_CANoe76.CFG", true, true);
}
}
Content validation in the cfg should be done and the user should be notified if wrong cfg is selected.
c# com canoe
edited 4 hours ago
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When user is selecting a wrong CANoe cfg file for a particular variant, user should be notified of the wrong cfg file. The correctness of the cfg file should be validated against the content( for example: based on the dbc files loaded into each configuration)
Please find the below code for the current implementation:
I need to do a check based on the content probably dbc( the resp. messages and signals within the cfg) and user has to be notified on the Frontend if wrong cfg is selected.
Currently I have mentioned the respective configurations but I haven't done any content check for the configurations.
private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
//Function to run/start CANoe measurement
{
// Execute CANoe(Obtain CANoe application objectg)
var mApp = new CANoe.Application();
var mMsr = (CANoe.Measurement)mApp.Measurement;
try
{
if (tcu == '1')
{
CANoe = new cCANoe1();
}
else if (tcu == '2')
{
CANoe = new cCANoe2();
}
log.WritetoFile("Opening CANoe configuration");
Console.WriteLine("Opening CANoe configuration");
// mApp.Open("C:\Users\uidr3024\Downloads\SRLCam4T0_Validation_ControlTool\cfg\SVT_SRLCam4T0_025B.cfg", true, true);
mApp.Open("C:\MMC_Project\Dheepika KT\2013_42_Multibus - Simultaneous\BR205_Multibus_2013_42_CANoe76.CFG", true, true);
log.WritetoFile("Starting measurement ");
CANoe.startMeasurement(this);
}
catch (System.Exception ex)
{
System.Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
log.WritetoFile("Exception:" + ex.Message);
MessageBox.Show("CANoe application error", "Error");
}
if (textBox1.Text != String.Empty && System.IO.File.Exists(textBox1.Text))
{
// The textbox has a filename in it, use it
mApp.Open(textBox1.Text, true, true);
}
else
{
// The user hasn't selected a config file, launch with default
mApp.Open("C:\MMC_Project\Dheepika KT\2013_42_Multibus - Simultaneous\BR205_Multibus_2013_42_CANoe76.CFG", true, true);
}
}
Content validation in the cfg should be done and the user should be notified if wrong cfg is selected.
c# com canoe
edited 4 hours ago
AS Mackay
1,8694816
asked 5 hours ago
Pavan Kulkarni
11
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Pavan Kulkarni is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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Cfg files never contain the dbc message instance definitions, or signal definitions. cfg only stores the dbc file path necessary for compilation. So you cannot check this through cfg file alone. You need to specify the attributes you wish to consider correct in a cfg.
– VioletVynil
4 hours ago
Yes, that is correct. But currently I am not able to fetch which of the attributes I need to specify to differentiate between different configurations. Once I get that info, I can run through multiple configurations and provide a notification in-case user loads wrong cfg.
– Pavan Kulkarni
3 hours ago
You get versioning info and generation date in the first 20 lines of the cfg file if you open it by text editor. I will check after the holidays.
– VioletVynil
2 hours ago
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When user is selecting a wrong CANoe cfg file for a particular variant, user should be notified of the wrong cfg file. The correctness of the cfg file should be validated against the content( for example: based on the dbc files loaded into each configuration)
Please find the below code for the current implementation:
I need to do a check based on the content probably dbc( the resp. messages and signals within the cfg) and user has to be notified on the Frontend if wrong cfg is selected.
Currently I have mentioned the respective configurations but I haven't done any content check for the configurations.
private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
//Function to run/start CANoe measurement
{
// Execute CANoe(Obtain CANoe application objectg)
var mApp = new CANoe.Application();
var mMsr = (CANoe.Measurement)mApp.Measurement;
try
{
if (tcu == '1')
{
CANoe = new cCANoe1();
}
else if (tcu == '2')
{
CANoe = new cCANoe2();
}
log.WritetoFile("Opening CANoe configuration");
Console.WriteLine("Opening CANoe configuration");
// mApp.Open("C:\Users\uidr3024\Downloads\SRLCam4T0_Validation_ControlTool\cfg\SVT_SRLCam4T0_025B.cfg", true, true);
mApp.Open("C:\MMC_Project\Dheepika KT\2013_42_Multibus - Simultaneous\BR205_Multibus_2013_42_CANoe76.CFG", true, true);
log.WritetoFile("Starting measurement ");
CANoe.startMeasurement(this);
}
catch (System.Exception ex)
{
System.Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
log.WritetoFile("Exception:" + ex.Message);
MessageBox.Show("CANoe application error", "Error");
}
if (textBox1.Text != String.Empty && System.IO.File.Exists(textBox1.Text))
{
// The textbox has a filename in it, use it
mApp.Open(textBox1.Text, true, true);
}
else
{
// The user hasn't selected a config file, launch with default
mApp.Open("C:\MMC_Project\Dheepika KT\2013_42_Multibus - Simultaneous\BR205_Multibus_2013_42_CANoe76.CFG", true, true);
}
}
Content validation in the cfg should be done and the user should be notified if wrong cfg is selected.
c# com canoe
edited 4 hours ago
AS Mackay
1,8694816
asked 5 hours ago
Pavan Kulkarni
11
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Pavan Kulkarni is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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When user is selecting a wrong CANoe cfg file for a particular variant, user should be notified of the wrong cfg file. The correctness of the cfg file should be validated against the content( for example: based on the dbc files loaded into each configuration)
Please find the below code for the current implementation:
I need to do a check based on the content probably dbc( the resp. messages and signals within the cfg) and user has to be notified on the Frontend if wrong cfg is selected.
Currently I have mentioned the respective configurations but I haven't done any content check for the configurations.
private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
//Function to run/start CANoe measurement
{
// Execute CANoe(Obtain CANoe application objectg)
var mApp = new CANoe.Application();
var mMsr = (CANoe.Measurement)mApp.Measurement;
try
{
if (tcu == '1')
{
CANoe = new cCANoe1();
}
else if (tcu == '2')
{
CANoe = new cCANoe2();
}
log.WritetoFile("Opening CANoe configuration");
Console.WriteLine("Opening CANoe configuration");
// mApp.Open("C:\Users\uidr3024\Downloads\SRLCam4T0_Validation_ControlTool\cfg\SVT_SRLCam4T0_025B.cfg", true, true);
mApp.Open("C:\MMC_Project\Dheepika KT\2013_42_Multibus - Simultaneous\BR205_Multibus_2013_42_CANoe76.CFG", true, true);
log.WritetoFile("Starting measurement ");
CANoe.startMeasurement(this);
}
catch (System.Exception ex)
{
System.Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
log.WritetoFile("Exception:" + ex.Message);
MessageBox.Show("CANoe application error", "Error");
}
if (textBox1.Text != String.Empty && System.IO.File.Exists(textBox1.Text))
{
// The textbox has a filename in it, use it
mApp.Open(textBox1.Text, true, true);
}
else
{
// The user hasn't selected a config file, launch with default
mApp.Open("C:\MMC_Project\Dheepika KT\2013_42_Multibus - Simultaneous\BR205_Multibus_2013_42_CANoe76.CFG", true, true);
}
}
Content validation in the cfg should be done and the user should be notified if wrong cfg is selected.
c# com canoe
c# com canoe
edited 4 hours ago
AS Mackay
1,8694816
asked 5 hours ago
Pavan Kulkarni
11
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Pavan Kulkarni is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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edited 4 hours ago
AS Mackay
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asked 5 hours ago
Pavan Kulkarni
11
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edited 4 hours ago
AS Mackay
1,8694816
edited 4 hours ago
AS Mackay
1,8694816
edited 4 hours ago
AS Mackay
1,8694816
1,8694816
asked 5 hours ago
Pavan Kulkarni
11
New contributor
Pavan Kulkarni is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
asked 5 hours ago
Pavan Kulkarni
11
asked 5 hours ago
Pavan Kulkarni
11
11
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Pavan Kulkarni is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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New contributor
Pavan Kulkarni is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
Pavan Kulkarni is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
Cfg files never contain the dbc message instance definitions, or signal definitions. cfg only stores the dbc file path necessary for compilation. So you cannot check this through cfg file alone. You need to specify the attributes you wish to consider correct in a cfg.
– VioletVynil
4 hours ago
Yes, that is correct. But currently I am not able to fetch which of the attributes I need to specify to differentiate between different configurations. Once I get that info, I can run through multiple configurations and provide a notification in-case user loads wrong cfg.
– Pavan Kulkarni
3 hours ago
You get versioning info and generation date in the first 20 lines of the cfg file if you open it by text editor. I will check after the holidays.
– VioletVynil
2 hours ago
add a comment |
Cfg files never contain the dbc message instance definitions, or signal definitions. cfg only stores the dbc file path necessary for compilation. So you cannot check this through cfg file alone. You need to specify the attributes you wish to consider correct in a cfg.
– VioletVynil
4 hours ago
Yes, that is correct. But currently I am not able to fetch which of the attributes I need to specify to differentiate between different configurations. Once I get that info, I can run through multiple configurations and provide a notification in-case user loads wrong cfg.
– Pavan Kulkarni
3 hours ago
You get versioning info and generation date in the first 20 lines of the cfg file if you open it by text editor. I will check after the holidays.
– VioletVynil
2 hours ago
Cfg files never contain the dbc message instance definitions, or signal definitions. cfg only stores the dbc file path necessary for compilation. So you cannot check this through cfg file alone. You need to specify the attributes you wish to consider correct in a cfg.
– VioletVynil
4 hours ago
Cfg files never contain the dbc message instance definitions, or signal definitions. cfg only stores the dbc file path necessary for compilation. So you cannot check this through cfg file alone. You need to specify the attributes you wish to consider correct in a cfg.
– VioletVynil
4 hours ago
Yes, that is correct. But currently I am not able to fetch which of the attributes I need to specify to differentiate between different configurations. Once I get that info, I can run through multiple configurations and provide a notification in-case user loads wrong cfg.
– Pavan Kulkarni
3 hours ago
Yes, that is correct. But currently I am not able to fetch which of the attributes I need to specify to differentiate between different configurations. Once I get that info, I can run through multiple configurations and provide a notification in-case user loads wrong cfg.
– Pavan Kulkarni
3 hours ago
You get versioning info and generation date in the first 20 lines of the cfg file if you open it by text editor. I will check after the holidays.
– VioletVynil
2 hours ago
You get versioning info and generation date in the first 20 lines of the cfg file if you open it by text editor. I will check after the holidays.
– VioletVynil
2 hours ago
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Cfg files never contain the dbc message instance definitions, or signal definitions. cfg only stores the dbc file path necessary for compilation. So you cannot check this through cfg file alone. You need to specify the attributes you wish to consider correct in a cfg.
– VioletVynil
4 hours ago
Yes, that is correct. But currently I am not able to fetch which of the attributes I need to specify to differentiate between different configurations. Once I get that info, I can run through multiple configurations and provide a notification in-case user loads wrong cfg.
– Pavan Kulkarni
3 hours ago
You get versioning info and generation date in the first 20 lines of the cfg file if you open it by text editor. I will check after the holidays.
– VioletVynil
2 hours ago