IRangeFeature< T > Class Template Reference

Interface for features that have a valid range of values. More...

#include <peak_afl/pipeline/modules/controllers/features/peak_afl_ifeature.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for IRangeFeature< T >:

Public Member Functions
virtual peak::common::detail::RangeT< T >	GetRange () const =0
	Gets the valid range for this feature's values.
Public Member Functions inherited from IFeature< T >
virtual	~IFeature ()=default
	Virtual destructor for proper cleanup of derived classes.
virtual void	Set (const T &value)=0
	Sets the feature value.
virtual T	Get () const =0
	Gets the current feature value.
Public Member Functions inherited from ISerializable
virtual void	Serialize (IArchive &archive) const =0
	Serializes the current object into the provided archive.
virtual void	Deserialize (const IArchive &archive)=0
	Deserializes the object's state from the provided archive.

Detailed Description

template<typename T>
class peak::pipeline::modules::autofeature::features::IRangeFeature< T >

Interface for features that have a valid range of values.

The IRangeFeature template class extends IFeature to provide additional functionality for features that have a defined range of valid values. This is useful for numeric parameters that have minimum, maximum, and increment constraints.

Examples of range features include:

• Auto target brightness (0-255 range)
• Auto tolerance (0-100 range)
• Skip frames (0-N range)
• Hysteresis values

Template Parameters

T	The numeric type that this range feature manages

See also

IFeature

peak::common::detail::RangeT

Since

1.8

Member Function Documentation

GetRange()

template<typename T>

virtual peak::common::detail::RangeT< T > GetRange ( ) const

pure virtual

Gets the valid range for this feature's values.

Retrieves the minimum, maximum, and increment values that define the valid range for this feature. This information can be used for input validation and user interface constraints.

Returns

A RangeT structure containing min, max, and increment values

Exceptions

Implementation-specific

exceptions may be thrown if the underlying system is in an invalid state.

See also

IFeature::Set()

IFeature::Get()

Since

1.8

Implemented in AutoPercentile, AutoTarget, AutoTolerance, Hysteresis, and SkipFrames.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• peak_afl/pipeline/modules/controllers/features/peak_afl_ifeature.hpp