class ClientStateControl
Defined at line 280 of file fidling/gen/src/power/fidl/testing/test.thermal/hlcpp/test/thermal/cpp/fidl.h
Enables tests to manipulate the thermal state of clients via a test service.
A service would implement both this protocol and
`fuchsia.thermal.ClientStateConnector` /
`fuchsia.thermal.ClientStateWatcher`. It would be injected into the
environment of the component under test. Once a client has connected to the
`ClientStateControl` service (using
`fuchsia.thermal.ClientStateConnector/Connect`) and issued a
`fuchsia.thermal.ClientStateWatcher/Watch` request, a test suite can
directly trigger state-change commands to that client by calling
`ClientStateControl/SetThermalState`.
Public Members
static const char[] Name_Public Methods
void ~ClientStateControl ()void IsClientTypeConnected (::std::string client_type, IsClientTypeConnectedCallback callback)Checks if a client of the specified type has an active
`fuchsia.thermal.ClientStateWatcher` connection.
The request completes immediately (no hanging-get or waiting behavior).
If a `ClientStateWatcher` was connected but then closes the channel,
this method would then return false for that client type until a later
time if/when that client type reconnects.
void SetThermalState (::std::string client_type, uint64_t state, SetThermalStateCallback callback)Sets the thermal state of the specified client type.
It is a fatal error to call this method before a client of the specified
type has first connected to the `ClientStateConnector` service.
If a client of the specified type has a pending `Watch` request, then
the client will be updated with the new thermal state. The pending
`Watch` request will be completed before this method is completed.
If a client of the specified type does not have a pending `Watch`
request, then the new thermal state will be cached and this method will
be completed immediately.