Final RE pass on the multi-record AND record extension. Authored
"AND IF DATE IS EQUAL TO 12/31" (block 12, slot 13) and resolved
the disk encoding model for the structured-OP case:
byte 0 : ProgType = 8 (AND)
byte 1 : (high byte of LE cond) = OP (enuCondOP)
byte 2 : (low byte of LE cond) = Arg1_ArgType (enuCondArgType)
bytes 3-4 : (cond2 LE) = Arg1_IX
byte 5 : (cmd byte) = Arg1_Field
byte 6 : (par byte) = Arg2_ArgType
bytes 7-8 : (pr2 LE) = Arg2_IX
byte 9 : (month byte) = Arg2_Field
bytes 10-11: (day, days bytes) = CompConst
The C# clsConditionLine.Cond property at clsConditionLine.cs:17-33
bridges the two views: for Traditional case (OP=0), the compact-form
cond u16 is SYNTHESIZED from Arg1_ArgType and Arg1_IX. The byte at
offset 2 (= Arg1_ArgType) holds the ProgramCond family code (ZONE=4,
CTRL=8, ...) when OP=0, or the enuCondArgType value (Zone=2, Unit=3,
Thermostat=4, TimeDate=7, ...) when OP > 0. Same byte, different
semantic interpretation based on OP.
New Program properties:
and_op - byte 1, enuCondOP (0 = Traditional, 1-9 = structured)
and_arg1_argtype - byte 2, family code (Trad) or CondArgType (Struct)
and_arg1_ix - bytes 3-4 raw u16 (= cond2; Python LE decode
happens to equal C# in-memory BE Arg1_IX)
and_arg1_field - byte 5
and_arg2_argtype - byte 6
and_arg2_ix - bytes 7-8 raw u16 (= pr2)
and_arg2_field - byte 9
and_compconst - bytes 10-11
The and_instance property is now smart-branched on and_op:
- Traditional: returns Arg1_IX >> 8 (instance in high byte per
clsConditionLine.Cond setter)
- Structured: returns Arg1_IX directly (raw object index)
Also fixed every_interval: per clsProgram.Interval at
clsProgram.cs:338-348, it reads (Data[2] << 8) | Data[3] which spans
the Cond and Cond2 byte ranges. The correct Python formula is
((cond & 0xFF) << 8) | ((cond2 >> 8) & 0xFF). The earlier byte-swap-of-
cond2 formula happened to work for Interval=5 but would break for
Interval > 255.
2 new tests:
test_and_structured_date_eq_1231 - the captured Date case
test_and_traditional_zone_5_secure_via_structured_view
- same vector via structured accessors
475 tests passing (up from 473).