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| Joystick_Button | int |
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| LiveTelemetry ( ) : System |
Initializes for the window. This setups the data back-end framework, as well searches for joystick configuration. Set-ups interface controls.
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| Dispose ( bool disposing ) : void |
Clean up any resources being used.
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| InitializeComponent ( ) : void |
Required method for Designer support - do not modify the contents of this method with the code editor.
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| Joy_Release ( Joystick joystick, int button ) : void |
This method listens for joystick button releases and updates the StatusMenu property. This will in turn update the user interface.
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| LiveTelemetry_FormClosing ( object sender, FormClosingEventArgs e ) : void |
Close the Triton framework properly. This stops all services and what not is running.
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| SetStatusControls ( object sender, EventArgs e ) : void |
Reinitializes the panel changable with user defined button/joystick. The function invokes execution to the main interface thread. 0: general data/wear A1GP Style (Default) 1: Tyre temperature, wear and brakes. 2: Lap times list 3: Split times.
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| SetupUI ( ) : void |
Completely redraws the user interface. It will bring this window into 3 modes: A) Waiting for simulator. B) Waiting for session. C) Telemetry window. The simulator panel displays all installed modules of simulators (if an image is found). The session panel displays the full-size simulator image (if exists) with "waiting for session". The telemetry window adds the controls track map, lap chart, session status. It initializes panel sizes via Telemetry_ResizePanels and sets the user panel via SetStatusControls.
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| Telemetry_ResizePanels ( object sender, EventArgs e ) : void |
This method resizes the interface to accommodate different window sizes possible on different systems and monitors. This method is dependant on the different display modes as described at the method SetupUI(). The exact details still need further testing across various resolutions and aspect ratio's.
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| Tmr_HiSpeed_Tick ( object sender, EventArgs e ) : void |
High-speed user interface updates. This runs gauges that need fluent updates like the A1GP(general data) and tyres. The execution is invoked into the windows interface context.
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| Tmr_LwSpeed_Tick ( object sender, EventArgs e ) : void |
Low-speed interface updater. All things that keep track of lap times which don't have to be super fast.
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| Tmr_MdSpeed_Tick ( object sender, EventArgs e ) : void |
Medium-speed interface updates. This is the time keeper (Session status) and track map. The track map could also been placed into high-speed, but takes up too much CPU-time for little gain.
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| btGarage_Click ( object sender, EventArgs e ) : void | ||
| btNetwork_Click ( object sender, EventArgs e ) : void | ||
| btSettings_Click ( object sender, EventArgs e ) : void | ||
| mUpdateUI ( object sender ) : void |
Completely re updates user interfaces upon sim start/stop or session start/stop. It will call SetupUI(true) in the windows UI context.
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| disposing | bool | true if managed resources should be disposed; otherwise, false. |
| return | void | |