pub struct CanFilter { /* private fields */ }
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A CAN filter.
Can be used to have the kernel filter incoming frames before they are delivered to userspace, to avoid unnecessarily waking up just to ignore a frame.
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Source§impl CanFilter
impl CanFilter
Sourcepub const fn new(id: CanId) -> Self
pub const fn new(id: CanId) -> Self
Create a new pass-all CAN filter with a standard or extended ID.
The mask is still set to zero when the filter is created. You have to call additional methods to restrict what frames match filter.
Sourcepub const fn new_standard(id: StandardId) -> Self
pub const fn new_standard(id: StandardId) -> Self
Create a new pass-all CAN filter with a standard ID.
The mask is still set to zero when the filter is created. You have to call additional methods to restrict what frames match filter.
Sourcepub const fn new_extended(id: ExtendedId) -> Self
pub const fn new_extended(id: ExtendedId) -> Self
Create a new pass-all CAN filter with an extended ID.
The mask is still set to zero when the filter is created. You have to call additional methods to restrict what frames match filter.
Sourcepub const fn match_id_value(self) -> Self
pub const fn match_id_value(self) -> Self
Restrict the filter to match only frames with the same numerical ID.
The filter will still accept extended and standard frames (if the numerical value is possible for standard frames).
Adds to any restrictions already applied to the filter.
Sourcepub const fn match_id_mask(self, mask: u32) -> Self
pub const fn match_id_mask(self, mask: u32) -> Self
Restrict the filter to match only frames where frame.id & mask == filter.id & mask
.
Only the lower 29 bits of the mask are used.
Sourcepub const fn match_frame_format(self) -> Self
pub const fn match_frame_format(self) -> Self
Restrict the filter to match only extended IDs or standard IDs (depending on the ID the filter was constructed with).
Adds to any restrictions already applied to the filter.
Sourcepub const fn match_exact_id(self) -> Self
pub const fn match_exact_id(self) -> Self
Restrict the filter to match only on exact ID matches.
This means the ID must match exactly, including the fact if it was an extended or standard ID.
This is equivalent to:
filter.match_id_value().match_frame_format()
Adds to any restrictions already applied to the filter.
Sourcepub const fn match_rtr_only(self) -> Self
pub const fn match_rtr_only(self) -> Self
Restrict the filter to match only RTR frames.
Sourcepub const fn match_data_only(self) -> Self
pub const fn match_data_only(self) -> Self
Restrict the filter to match only data frames.
Overrides any previous calls to Self::match_rtr_only()
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Sourcepub const fn inverted(self, inverted: bool) -> Self
pub const fn inverted(self, inverted: bool) -> Self
Make the filter inverted or non-inverted.
When inverted, only frame that normally would not match the filter will match the filter.
Sourcepub const fn is_inverted(self) -> bool
pub const fn is_inverted(self) -> bool
Check if the filter is inverted.
When inverted, only frame that normally would not match the filter will match the filter.