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Sean Nash

Remove extra blank line.

Remove extra blank line.

Sunday 03 May
11:59 pm

Sean Nash

Why is this service prefixed with "Tx"? Also, Praneeth and I agreed to put these state machine services into a sub-folder of Services. See how he did it and do the same.

Why is this service prefixed with "Tx"?
Also, Praneeth and I agreed to put these state machine services into a sub-folder of Services. See how he did it and do the same.

11:57 pm

Sean Nash

DrySelfTests unit.

DrySelfTests unit.

11:57 pm

Sean Nash

DrySelfTests unit initialized.

DrySelfTests unit initialized.

11:56 pm

Sean Nash

Remove extra blank line.

Remove extra blank line.

11:55 pm

Sean Nash

.. handles dry self-tests execution for pre-treatment and treatment modes.

.. handles dry self-tests execution for pre-treatment and treatment modes.

11:54 pm

Sean Nash

Should be in "", not <>. And should be placed alphabetically down before TxParams.h.

Should be in "", not <>. And should be placed alphabetically down before TxParams.h.

11:52 pm

Sean Nash

Calling signal function here seems circular (that's how we got here in the first place). Shouldn't we set state to the install state here instead?

Calling signal function here seems circular (that's how we got here in the first place).
Shouldn't we set state to the install state here instead?

11:50 pm

Sean Nash

Put before TxParams.

Put before TxParams.

11:50 pm

Sean Nash

I think Praneeth created a function for this. Make sure they're identical.

I think Praneeth created a function for this. Make sure they're identical.

11:46 pm

Sean Nash

11:46 pm

Sean Nash

11:44 pm

Sean Nash

11:43 pm

Sean Nash

Is the folder name necessary?

Is the folder name necessary?

11:42 pm

Sean Nash

Remove unnecessary spaces before =

Remove unnecessary spaces before =

11:41 pm

Sean Nash

Align =

Align =

11:41 pm

Sean Nash

Align =.

Align =.

11:41 pm

Sean Nash

Align =.

Align =.

11:40 pm

Sean Nash

We don't have to align =, but if you're going to have all of these spaces before the =, you should align.

We don't have to align =, but if you're going to have all of these spaces before the =, you should align.

11:38 pm

Sean Nash

Why are we doing this? Having a return here is against our coding standards (it's like a goto).

Why are we doing this?
Having a return here is against our coding standards (it's like a goto).

11:37 pm

Sean Nash

Describe what kind of services are being provided.

Describe what kind of services are being provided.

11:36 pm

Sean Nash

Consider separating the wait for door close to another state.

Consider separating the wait for door close to another state.

11:32 pm

Sean Nash

Why are we doing this?

Why are we doing this?

11:31 pm

Sean Nash

Describe what kind of services being provided.

Describe what kind of services being provided.

11:29 pm

Sean Nash

Should not change states in a signal function. Should set a request flag that gets looked at in dry self-tests state handler function which would return install state if the flag is set.

Should not change states in a signal function. Should set a request flag that gets looked at in dry self-tests state handler function which would return install state if the flag is set.

11:17 pm

Sean Nash

I don't think we should change this.

I don't think we should change this.

11:15 pm

Sean Nash

Not sure this makes sense. Time is in minutes. min * mL/min = mL (makes sense). min * L/hr = minL/hr (does not make sense). Talk to Raghu about UF rate units and when we should use mL/min vs. L/hr.

Not sure this makes sense. Time is in minutes. min * mL/min = mL (makes sense). min * L/hr = minL/hr (does not make sense).
Talk to Raghu about UF rate units and when we should use mL/min vs. L/hr.

3:32 pm

Dara Navaei

11:59 am

Sean Nash

We should just have 1 of these. Let's have TD always working in mL and mL/min, and we'll just convert before sending to UI or after receiving from UI.

We should just have 1 of these. Let's have TD always working in mL and mL/min, and we'll just convert before sending to UI or after receiving from UI.

11:41 am

Raghu Kallala and Sean Nash