Struct Interrupts

pub struct Interrupts(/* private fields */);

A bitfield representing multiple nRF24L01 interrupts.

This structure allows for the manipulation and checking of interrupt flags as they appear in the STATUS register. Multiple interrupts can be combined using the builder pattern methods.

Examples

// Create an interrupt set with RX data ready and max retries
let interrupts = Interrupts::new().rx_data_ready().max_retries();

// Check if a specific interrupt is set
if interrupts.contains(InterruptKind::RxDataReady) {
    // Handle RX data ready interrupt
}

Implementations

impl Interrupts

pub fn new() -> Self

Creates a new empty interrupt set with no interrupts enabled.

pub fn all() -> Self

Creates an interrupt set with all possible interrupts enabled.

pub fn max_retries(self) -> Self

Adds the Maximum Retries interrupt to this set.

This interrupt is triggered when the maximum number of retransmits has been reached on a packet.

pub fn tx_data_sent(self) -> Self

Adds the TX Data Sent interrupt to this set.

This interrupt is triggered when a packet has been successfully transmitted.

pub fn rx_data_ready(self) -> Self

Adds the RX Data Ready interrupt to this set.

This interrupt is triggered when new data has arrived in the RX FIFO.

pub fn contains(&self, irq: InterruptKind) -> bool

Checks if the given interrupt kind is set in this interrupt set.

Returns true if the interrupt is set, false otherwise.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for Interrupts

fn clone(&self) -> Interrupts

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl From<u8> for Interrupts

fn from(t: u8) -> Self

Converts a raw byte value to an Interrupts struct.

Only bits that correspond to valid interrupts are preserved.

impl Copy for Interrupts