ResumeProcessor.cpp

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/*
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 * @package    VisionX::PointCloud
 * @author     Markus Grotz ( markus dot grotz at kit dot edu )
 * @date       2015
 * @copyright  http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.txt
 *             GNU General Public License
 */
 
#include "ResumeProcessor.h"
 
using namespace armarx;
using namespace PointCloud;
 
// DO NOT EDIT NEXT LINE
ResumeProcessor::SubClassRegistry ResumeProcessor::Registry(ResumeProcessor::GetName(), &ResumeProcessor::CreateInstance);
 
 
 
ResumeProcessor::ResumeProcessor(const XMLStateConstructorParams& stateData) :
    XMLStateTemplate<ResumeProcessor>(stateData),  ResumeProcessorGeneratedBase<ResumeProcessor>(stateData)
{
}
 
void ResumeProcessor::onEnter()
{
    // put your user code for the enter-point here
    // execution time should be short (<100ms)
}
 
void ResumeProcessor::run()
{
    // put your user code for the execution-phase here
    // runs in seperate thread, thus can do complex operations
    // should check constantly whether isRunningTaskStopped() returns true
 
    // uncomment this if you need a continous run function. Make sure to use sleep or use blocking wait to reduce cpu load.
    //    while (!isRunningTaskStopped()) // stop run function if returning true
    //    {
    //        // do your calculations
    //    }
 
}
 
void ResumeProcessor::onBreak()
{
    // put your user code for the breaking point here
    // execution time should be short (<100ms)
}
 
void ResumeProcessor::onExit()
{
    // put your user code for the exit point here
    // execution time should be short (<100ms)
 
}
 
 
// DO NOT EDIT NEXT FUNCTION
XMLStateFactoryBasePtr ResumeProcessor::CreateInstance(XMLStateConstructorParams stateData)
{
    return XMLStateFactoryBasePtr(new ResumeProcessor(stateData));
}