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Defines condition type.
Conditions can be standalone conditions or a part of a two-part condition. - ESensrvLimitCondition is a standalone condition which has a limit. This kind of condition is met when the observed value exceeds or equals the condition value, depending on the operator used in the condition.
- ESensrvRangeConditionLowerLimit is the first part of a two-part range condition. This kind of condition is met when the observed value is between specified lower and upper limits or beyond specified range, depending on the operators used in the two conditions that make up the range. A condition set that contains ESensrvRangeConditionLowerLimit condition must also contain ESensrvRangeConditionUpperLimit condition using the same index. Both lower and upper limit operators must have different direction, i.e. if lower limit has "less than" operator, then upper limit must have "greater than" operator, and vice versa. ESensrvOperatorEquals operator is not valid for range condition.
- ESensrvRangeConditionUpperLimit is the second part of a two-part range condition.
- ESensrvBinaryCondition is used for channels that provide bitmask values (typically event channels). ESensrvOperatorBinaryXxx operations can only be used with this condition type.
- See also:
- CSensrvChannelCondition
TSensrvConditionOperator
- Enumerator:
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| ESensrvSingleLimitCondition |
Standalone condition which has a limit. | | ESensrvRangeConditionLowerLimit |
1st part of a two-part range condition.
2nd part is ESensrvRangeConditionUpperLimit | | ESensrvRangeConditionUpperLimit |
2nd part of a two-part range condition.
1st part is ESensrvRangeConditionLowerLimit | | ESensrvBinaryCondition |
Standalone condition for binary operations. |
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