This project will be considered 'feature complete' when all common interface classes and methods are added. I do not plan on adding everything that's supported in ECS. Going forward, additional methods and classes will likely only be added when I come across a need in production.
If you use an interface or method that is not already in the project, consider sending a pull request to add it! (We'll also make that its' own issue so you'll get credit for closing it!)
For example: some of the larger touch panels have HDMI inputs, so in the "UI_Device" interface class, they provide a function called "GetHDCPStatus". Since my org does not use those larger touch panels and I personally have no way of testing the functionality works as intended, this is a task better handled by someone who has such hardware in their possession.
The same goes for interface classes such as "VolumeInterface" or "IRInterfaceClass" and their associated methods (if they have any unique methods attached to them, many methods are shared across classes).
This project will be considered 'feature complete' when all common interface classes and methods are added. I do not plan on adding everything that's supported in ECS. Going forward, additional methods and classes will likely only be added when I come across a need in production.
If you use an interface or method that is not already in the project, consider sending a pull request to add it! (We'll also make that its' own issue so you'll get credit for closing it!)
For example: some of the larger touch panels have HDMI inputs, so in the "UI_Device" interface class, they provide a function called "GetHDCPStatus". Since my org does not use those larger touch panels and I personally have no way of testing the functionality works as intended, this is a task better handled by someone who has such hardware in their possession.
The same goes for interface classes such as "VolumeInterface" or "IRInterfaceClass" and their associated methods (if they have any unique methods attached to them, many methods are shared across classes).