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// Internal Headers
#include "rotationsensorsym.h"
#include <sensrvgeneralproperties.h>

/**
 * set the id of the proximity sensor
 */
char const * const CRotationSensorSym::id("sym.rotation");

const TInt KMinimumRange = -180;
const TInt KMaximumRange = 180;

/**
 * Factory function, this is used to create the rotation sensor object
 * @return CRotationSensorSym if successful, leaves on failure
 */
CRotationSensorSym* CRotationSensorSym::NewL(QSensor *sensor)
    {
    CRotationSensorSym* self = new (ELeave) CRotationSensorSym(sensor);
    CleanupStack::PushL(self);
    self->ConstructL();
    CleanupStack::Pop();
    return self;
    }

/**
 * Destructor
 * Closes the backend resources
 */
CRotationSensorSym::~CRotationSensorSym()
    {
    // Release the backend resources
    Close();
    }

/**
 * Default constructor
 */
CRotationSensorSym::CRotationSensorSym(QSensor *sensor):CSensorBackendSym(sensor)
        {
        setReading<QRotationReading>(&iReading);
        iBackendData.iSensorType = KSensrvChannelTypeIdRotationData;
        sensor->setProperty("hasZ", QVariant(FALSE));
        }

/*
 * DataReceived is used to retrieve the sensor reading from sensor server
 * It is implemented here to handle rotation sensor specific
 * reading data and provides conversion and utility code
 */
void CRotationSensorSym::DataReceived(CSensrvChannel &aChannel, TInt aCount, TInt /*aDataLost*/)
    {
    ProcessData(aChannel, aCount, iData);
    }

void CRotationSensorSym::ProcessReading()
    {
    // Get a lock on the reading data
    iBackendData.iReadingLock.Wait();
    // To Do verify with ds and ramsay

    // For x axis symbian provides reading from 0 to 359 range
    // This logic maps value to Qt range -90 to 90
    if(iData.iDeviceRotationAboutXAxis >= 0 && iData.iDeviceRotationAboutXAxis <= 180)
        {
        iReading.setX(90 - iData.iDeviceRotationAboutXAxis);
        }
    else if(iData.iDeviceRotationAboutXAxis > 180 && iData.iDeviceRotationAboutXAxis <= 270)
        {
        iReading.setX(iData.iDeviceRotationAboutXAxis - 270);
        }
    else if(iData.iDeviceRotationAboutXAxis > 270 && iData.iDeviceRotationAboutXAxis < 360)
        {
        iReading.setX(iData.iDeviceRotationAboutXAxis - 270);
        }

    // For y axis symbian provides reading from 0 to 359 range
    // This logic maps value to Qt range -180 to 180
    if(iData.iDeviceRotationAboutYAxis >= 0 && iData.iDeviceRotationAboutYAxis <= 180)
        {
        iReading.setY(0 - (180 - iData.iDeviceRotationAboutYAxis));
        }
    else if(iData.iDeviceRotationAboutYAxis > 180 && iData.iDeviceRotationAboutYAxis < 360)
        {
        iReading.setY(iData.iDeviceRotationAboutYAxis - 180);
        }

    // Set the timestamp
    iReading.setTimestamp(iData.iTimeStamp.Int64());
    // Release the lock
    iBackendData.iReadingLock.Signal();
    // Notify that a reading is available
    newReadingAvailable();
    }

/**
 * Overriding this method in rotation sensor to hard code value of
 * mesurement range from -180 to 180 as Qt wants
 * Symbian provides measurement range from 0 to 359
 */
void CRotationSensorSym::GetMeasurementrangeAndAccuracy()
    {
    TReal accuracy = 0;
    TSensrvProperty accuracyProperty;
    TRAPD(err, iBackendData.iSensorChannel->GetPropertyL(KSensrvPropIdChannelAccuracy, ESensrvSingleProperty, accuracyProperty));
    if(err == KErrNone)
        {
        accuracyProperty.GetValue(accuracy);
        }
    // Hard coding values -180 and 180 as Qt expects y and z axis
    // values range from -180 to 180.
    addOutputRange(KMinimumRange, KMaximumRange, accuracy);
    }


/**
 * Second phase constructor
 * Initialize the backend resources
 */
void CRotationSensorSym::ConstructL()
    {
    //Initialize the backend resources
    InitializeL();
    }