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MeadeGeneric/TestConsole/Program.cs
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ColinD da6b7ec55f Started working on getting the basic communications with the scope working.
Working on routines to get and set the date and time in the handbox.
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// This implements a console application that can be used to test an ASCOM driver
//
// This is used to define code in the template that is specific to one class implementation
// unused code can be deleted and this definition removed.
#define Telescope
// remove this to bypass the code that uses the chooser to select the driver
#define UseChooser
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
namespace ASCOM
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Uncomment the code that's required
#if UseChooser
// choose the device
string id = ASCOM.DriverAccess.Telescope.Choose("ASCOM.MeadeAutostar497.Telescope");
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(id))
return;
// create this device
ASCOM.DriverAccess.Telescope device = new ASCOM.DriverAccess.Telescope(id);
#else
// this can be replaced by this code, it avoids the chooser and creates the driver class directly.
ASCOM.DriverAccess.Telescope device = new ASCOM.DriverAccess.Telescope("ASCOM.MeadeAutostar497.Telescope");
#endif
// now run some tests, adding code to your driver so that the tests will pass.
// these first tests are common to all drivers.
Console.WriteLine("name " + device.Name);
Console.WriteLine("description " + device.Description);
Console.WriteLine("DriverInfo " + device.DriverInfo);
Console.WriteLine("driverVersion " + device.DriverVersion);
// TODO add more code to test the driver.
device.Connected = true;
//Console.WriteLine(device.Slewing);
device.UTCDate = DateTime.UtcNow;
Console.WriteLine(device.UTCDate);
device.Connected = false;
Console.WriteLine("Press Enter to finish");
Console.ReadLine();
}
}
}