"PVSSSetSumAlertPanels";

The GIS Viewer can 'receive' the alarm status of the _SumAlertPanel data points and use this info to change the color of the associated shapes.

Call PVSSSetSumAlertPanels method to pass a list of _SumAlertPanel's to the GIS Viewer. This should be a list of _SumAlertPanels that you want to associate to shapes in the GIS Viewer.

Synopsis

void PVSSSetSumAlertPanels(string strPanels);

Parameters

Parameter Description
strPanels The names of the _SumAlertPanels data points that should be passed to the GIS Viewer.

Description

The GIS Viewer can 'receive' the alarm status of the _SumAlertPanel data points and use this info to change the color of the associated shapes.

Call PVSSSetSumAlertPanels method to pass a list of _SumAlertPanel data points to the GIS Viewer. This should be a list of _SumAlertPanels that you want to associate to shapes in the GIS Viewer.

Execute a dpQuery() or, for example, a dpQueryConnectSingle to receive the alert color of the _SumAlertPanel data points and to pass the results of the query to the GIS Viewer by calling 'PVSS_ReceiveSumAlertStatus'.

Then use the function PVSSLinkSumAlertToShape to link the data point with a shape.

Example

The following code sends the names of all SumAlertPanel data points to the GIS Viewer, queries the alarm colors of the SumAlertPanel DP's and passes them to the

GIS Viewer using PVSSReceiveSumAlertStatus. The code also links the shape "Austria" of the layer "COUNTRY"; to a PVSS_SumAlertPanel data point.

In case of an alert, the shape "Austria" will blink.

main()
{
  dyn_string strDefinition;
  dyn_string color;
  // We can tell the GIS viewer what _SumAlertPanel data points it needs to 'process'
  // This example will just send the names of all data points to the viewer
  dyn_string strTest = dpNames( "*", "_SumAlertPanel" ) ;
  GisViewer_ewo1.PVSSSetSumAlertPanels( (string)strTest ); 
  // We can now make a 'mapping' that associates a shape with a certain _SumAlertPanel data point
  strDefinition = makeDynString("COUNTRY@NAME@Austria@System1:Panel1_1" );
  // ^^ Layer
  // ^^ Field
  // ^^ Value of field
  // ^^ Name of _SumAlertPanel data point
  GisViewer_ewo1.PVSSLinkSumAlertToShape( strDefinition ); 
  // We now establish a query that will send the alert colors of the _SumAlertPanel data points to the GisViewer 
  string strQuery = "SELECT '.Warning:_alert_hdl.._act_state_color', '.Alert:_alert_hdl.._act_state_color', '.Danger:_alert_hdl.._act_state_color' FROM '*' WHERE ( _DPT =\"_SumAlertPanel\")";
  dpQueryConnectSingle( "CallBackSumAlertPanel", "MyId", strQuery);
}
void CallBackSumAlertPanel( string strID, dyn_dyn_anytype a )
{
  string strLine;
  string strOneLine;
  // We turn the dyn_dyn_anytype that we receive into something more useful so that the GIS viewer can handle it
  for( int t = 2; t <= dynlen( a ); t++)
 {
   if( t > 2 )
   strLine += "|";
   // The GIS viewer receives a list where each line looks as follows:
   // <dp>,<warning color>,<alert color>,<danger color>
   strOneLine = a[t][1] + "," + a[t][2] + "," + a[t][3] + "," + a[t][4];
   strLine += strOneLine;
 }
  // Send the (formatted) dp's and colors to the GIS Viewer
  GisViewer_ewo1.PVSSReceiveSumAlertStatus( strLine ); 
  DebugN("status of the sum alert panel data points:",strLine);
}

Assignment

GIS Viewer