Collin Kidder
64220d613a
A previous commit caused any device with a . in the name to be treated as a network device. This is not correct as MacOS will name many usb serial devices with dots in the name. Hopefully this makes the behavior correct in all cases now.
34 lines
1.0 KiB
C++
34 lines
1.0 KiB
C++
#include <QString>
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#include "canconfactory.h"
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#include "serialbusconnection.h"
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#include "gvretserial.h"
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#include "mqtt_bus.h"
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#include "socketcand.h"
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#include "lawicel_serial.h"
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using namespace CANCon;
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CANConnection* CanConFactory::create(type pType, QString pPortName, QString pDriverName, int pSerialSpeed, int pBusSpeed)
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{
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switch(pType) {
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case SERIALBUS:
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return new SerialBusConnection(pPortName, pDriverName);
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case GVRET_SERIAL:
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if(pPortName.contains(".") && !pPortName.contains("tty"))
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return new GVRetSerial(pPortName, true);
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else
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return new GVRetSerial(pPortName, false);
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case REMOTE:
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return new GVRetSerial(pPortName, true); //it's a special case of GVRET connected over TCP/IP so it uses the same class
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case LAWICEL:
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return new LAWICELSerial(pPortName, pSerialSpeed, pBusSpeed);
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case KAYAK:
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return new SocketCANd(pPortName);
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case MQTT:
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return new MQTT_BUS(pPortName);
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default: {}
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}
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return nullptr;
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}
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