Struct VariableBuilder 

pub struct VariableBuilder { /* private fields */ }

A builder for constructing a node of same name. This can be used as an easy way to create a node and the references it has to another node in a simple fashion.

Implementations

impl VariableBuilder

pub fn new<T, S>(node_id: &NodeId, browse_name: T, display_name: S) -> Self

where T: Into<QualifiedName>, S: Into<LocalizedText>,

Creates a builder for a node. All nodes are required to su

pub fn get_node_id(&self) -> NodeId

pub fn is_valid(&self) -> bool

Tests that the builder is in a valid state to build or insert the node.

pub fn description<V>(self, description: V) -> Self

where V: Into<LocalizedText>,

Sets the description of the node

pub fn reference<T>( self, node_id: T, reference_type_id: ReferenceTypeId, reference_direction: ReferenceDirection, ) -> Self

where T: Into<NodeId>,

Adds a reference to the node

pub fn organizes<T>(self, organizes_id: T) -> Self

where T: Into<NodeId>,

Indicates this node organizes another node by its id.

pub fn organized_by<T>(self, organized_by_id: T) -> Self

where T: Into<NodeId>,

Indicates this node is organised by another node by its id

pub fn build(self) -> Variable

Yields a built node. This function will panic if the node is invalid. Note that calling this function discards any references for the node, so there is no purpose in adding references if you intend to call this method.

pub fn insert(self, address_space: &mut AddressSpace) -> bool

Inserts the node into the address space, including references. This function will panic if the node is in an invalid state.

impl VariableBuilder

pub fn component_of<T>(self, component_of_id: T) -> Self

where T: Into<NodeId>,

pub fn has_component<T>(self, has_component_id: T) -> Self

where T: Into<NodeId>,

impl VariableBuilder

pub fn has_property<T>(self, has_component_id: T) -> Self

where T: Into<NodeId>,

pub fn property_of<T>(self, component_of_id: T) -> Self

where T: Into<NodeId>,

impl VariableBuilder

pub fn value<V>(self, value: V) -> Self

where V: Into<Variant>,

Sets the value of the variable.

pub fn data_type<T>(self, data_type: T) -> Self

where T: Into<NodeId>,

Sets the data type of the variable.

pub fn historizing(self, historizing: bool) -> Self

Sets the historizing flag for the variable.

pub fn access_level(self, access_level: AccessLevel) -> Self

Sets the access level for the variable.

pub fn user_access_level(self, user_access_level: UserAccessLevel) -> Self

Sets the user access level for the variable.

pub fn value_rank(self, value_rank: i32) -> Self

Sets the value rank for the variable.

pub fn array_dimensions(self, array_dimensions: &[u32]) -> Self

Sets the array dimensions for the variable.

pub fn writable(self) -> Self

Makes the variable writable (by default it isn’t)

pub fn history_readable(self) -> Self

Makes the variable history-readable

pub fn history_updatable(self) -> Self

Makes the variable history-updateable

pub fn minimum_sampling_interval(self, minimum_sampling_interval: f64) -> Self

Sets the minimum sampling interval for the variable.

pub fn value_getter( self, getter: Arc<Mutex<dyn AttributeGetter + Send>>, ) -> Self

Sets a value getter function for the variable. Whenever the value of a variable needs to be fetched (e.g. from a monitored item subscription), this trait will be called to get the value.

pub fn value_setter( self, setter: Arc<Mutex<dyn AttributeSetter + Send>>, ) -> Self

Sets a value setter function for the variable. Whenever the value of a variable is set via a service, this trait will be called to set the value. It is up to the implementation to decide what to do if that happens.

pub fn has_type_definition<T>(self, type_id: T) -> Self

where T: Into<NodeId>,

Add a reference to the variable indicating it has a type of another node.

pub fn has_modelling_rule<T>(self, type_id: T) -> Self

where T: Into<NodeId>,

Add a reference to the variable indicating it has a modelling rule of another node.