JUCE/extras/BLOCKS/standalone_sdk/examples/BlockFinder/BlockFinder.cpp

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#include "BlockFinder.h"

using namespace juce;

BlockFinder::BlockFinder()
{
    // Register to receive topologyChanged() callbacks from pts.
    pts.addListener (this);
}

void BlockFinder::topologyChanged()
{
    // We have a new topology, so find out what it isand store it in a local
    // variable.
    auto currentTopology = pts.getCurrentTopology();
    Logger::writeToLog ("\nNew BLOCKS topology.");

    // The blocks member of a BlockTopology contains an array of blocks. Here we
    // loop over them and print some information.
    Logger::writeToLog ("Detected " + String (currentTopology.blocks.size()) + " blocks:");

    for (auto& block : currentTopology.blocks)
    {
        Logger::writeToLog ("");
        Logger::writeToLog ("    Description:   " + block->getDeviceDescription());
        Logger::writeToLog ("    Battery level: " + String (block->getBatteryLevel()));
        Logger::writeToLog ("    UID:           " + String (block->uid));
        Logger::writeToLog ("    Serial number: " + block->serialNumber);
    }
}