Read these before you ask for anything. They say whether a resource can be read, written, subscribed to, or asked for a page at a time.
CanSet is text instead of a true-or-false value because the list of possible values isn’t fixed. The specification defines three values, and a device can add its own, so an enum couldn’t hold everything a real device might send.
Constructors
| Constructor |
Description |
MidiResourceListEntry() |
Creates an empty entry |
MidiResourceListEntry(resource) |
Creates an entry for a named resource |
Properties
| Property |
Description |
Resource |
The resource name, for example DeviceInfo or ProgramList |
CanGet |
Whether the resource can be read. True unless the device says otherwise |
CanSet |
Whether the resource can be written, and how. Compare it with the static properties below instead of typing the text yourself |
CanSubscribe |
Whether you can subscribe to changes |
CanPaginate |
Whether the resource can be asked for a page at a time |
RequireResourceId |
True when a request for this resource must say which copy of it you want |
MediaTypes |
The media types the device lists for this resource |
Encodings |
The encodings the device accepts or sends, for example Mcoded7 |
Schema |
The JSON Schema the device gave, exactly as it arrived. This API doesn’t read it |
Methods
| Method |
Description |
GetJson() |
The entry as it appears inside a ResourceList resource |
ToString |
(From IStringable) A readable summary |
Static Properties
| Static Property |
Description |
CanSetNone |
The value that means the resource can’t be written |
CanSetFull |
The value that means the whole resource can be replaced |
CanSetPartial |
The value that means part of the resource can be replaced |
Static Methods
| Static Method |
Description |
FromJson(json) |
Reads one entry from its JSON object |
