Index: device/bluetooth/test/bluetooth_test.h |
diff --git a/device/bluetooth/test/bluetooth_test.h b/device/bluetooth/test/bluetooth_test.h |
index 90f7c7ca81f9e13897fa31888bf4f1b2dc5080ef..0eeb7749fafeb93a9ef205326f5d6f15361ca2d4 100644 |
--- a/device/bluetooth/test/bluetooth_test.h |
+++ b/device/bluetooth/test/bluetooth_test.h |
@@ -51,6 +51,15 @@ class BluetoothTestBase : public testing::Test { |
static const std::string kTestDeviceAddress2; |
static const std::string kTestDeviceAddress3; |
+ enum { kTestRSSI1 = -81 }; |
+ enum { kTestRSSI2 = -61 }; |
+ enum { kTestRSSI3 = -41 }; |
+ enum { kTestRSSI4 = -21 }; |
+ enum { kTestRSSI5 = -1 }; |
+ |
+ enum { kTestTxPower1 = -40 }; |
+ enum { kTestTxPower2 = -20 }; |
+ |
static const std::string kTestUUIDGenericAccess; |
static const std::string kTestUUIDGenericAttribute; |
static const std::string kTestUUIDImmediateAlert; |
@@ -95,20 +104,23 @@ class BluetoothTestBase : public testing::Test { |
// Create a fake Low Energy device and discover it. |
// |device_ordinal| selects between multiple fake device data sets to produce: |
- // 1: kTestDeviceName with advertised UUIDs kTestUUIDGenericAccess, |
- // kTestUUIDGenericAttribute, address kTestDeviceAddress1 and service |
- // data of {kTestUUIDHeartRate: [1]}. |
- // 2: kTestDeviceName with advertised UUIDs kTestUUIDImmediateAlert, |
- // kTestUUIDLinkLoss, address kTestDeviceAddress1 and service data of |
- // {kTestUUIDHeartRate: [2], kTestUUIDImmediateAlert: [0]}. |
- // 3: kTestDeviceNameEmpty with no advertised UUIDs and address |
- // kTestDeviceAddress1. |
- // 4: kTestDeviceNameEmpty with no advertised UUIDs and address |
- // kTestDeviceAddress2. |
- // 5: Device with no name, with no advertised UUIDs and address |
- // kTestDeviceAddress1. |
- // 6: kTestDeviceName with no advertised UUIDs and address |
- // kTestDeviceAddress2, but which also supports BR/EDR. |
+ // 1: kTestDeviceName with address kTestDeviceAddress1, RSSI of kTestRSSI1, |
Jeffrey Yasskin
2016/08/24 04:32:02
Could you write these as:
// 1: Name: kTestDevi
ortuno
2016/08/24 21:29:09
Done.
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+ // advertised UUIDs kTestUUIDGenericAccess, kTestUUIDGenericAttribute, |
+ // service data of {kTestUUIDHeartRate: [1]} and a Tx Power of |
+ // kTestTxPower1. |
+ // 2: kTestDeviceName with address kTestDeviceAddress1, RSSI of kTestRSSI2, |
+ // advertised UUIDs kTestUUIDImmediateAlert, kTestUUIDLinkLoss, service |
+ // data of {kTestUUIDHeartRate: [2], kTestUUIDImmediateAlert: [0]} and |
+ // Tx Power of kTestTxPower2. |
+ // 3: kTestDeviceNameEmpty with address kTestDeviceAddress1, RSSI of |
+ // kTestRSSI3, no advertised UUIDs, no service data, and no Tx Power. |
+ // 4: kTestDeviceNameEmpty with address kTestDeviceAddress2, RSSI of |
+ // kTestRSSI4, no advertised UUIDs, no service data and no Tx Power. |
+ // 5: No name device with address kTestDeviceAddress1, RSSI of kTestRSSI5, |
+ // no advertised UUIDs, no service data and no Tx Power. |
+ // 6: kTestDeviceName with address kTestDeviceAddress2, RSSI of kTestRSSI1, |
+ // no advertised UUIDs, no service data, no Tx Power but which also |
+ // supports BR/EDR. |
virtual BluetoothDevice* SimulateLowEnergyDevice(int device_ordinal); |
// Create a fake classic device and discover it. The device will have |