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/*!@file AppDevices/test-HMR3300.C test the HMR3300 compass */

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#include "Devices/HMR3300.H"
#include "Component/ModelManager.H"

class TestHMR3300Listener : public HMR3300Listener {
public:
  //! Destructor
  virtual ~TestHMR3300Listener() {};

  //! New data was received
  virtual void newData(const Angle heading, const Angle pitch,
                       const Angle roll)
  {
    LINFO("<Heading=%f Pitch=%f Roll=%f>", heading.getVal(),
          pitch.getVal(), roll.getVal());
  }
};

int main(const int argc, const char **argv)
{
  // get a manager going:
  ModelManager manager("Compass Manager");

  // instantiate our model components:
  nub::soft_ref<HMR3300> hmr(new HMR3300(manager) );
  manager.addSubComponent(hmr);

  // Parse command-line:
  if (manager.parseCommandLine(argc, argv, "<serdev>", 1, 1) == false)
    return(1);

  // let's configure our serial device:
  hmr->setModelParamVal("HMR3300SerialPortDevName",
                        manager.getExtraArg(0), MC_RECURSE);

  // let's register our listener:
  rutz::shared_ptr<TestHMR3300Listener> lis(new TestHMR3300Listener);
  rutz::shared_ptr<HMR3300Listener> lis2; lis2.dynCastFrom(lis); // cast down
  hmr->setListener(lis2);

  // get started:
  manager.start();

  // this is completely event driven, so here we just sleep. When data
  // is received, it will trigger our listener:
  while(1) sleep(1000);

  // stop everything and exit:
  manager.stop();
  return 0;
}

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