#!/usr/local/bin/perl
#
# Filename:  sample.pl
#
# Author:  Kevin FitzGerrell
# Comments to:  kfitz@gci.net or fitzgerrell@yahoo.com
#
# Usage:  as long as PERL is in the path, 
#	to run, type:  			  
#		perl sample.pl 
#	to run with error checking type:  
#		perl -w sample.pl	
#       to run if your system will interpret the sheebang correctly:
#		sample.pl
#
# Description:  This sample PERL script will get object
# manager info, calculate costs, print results to standard
# out and write results to DCS.
#

# Assign values for cost and weight to variables.
$ABS_COST = 0.10;
$ABS_PPG = 11.70;

# From the system, get the time, strip line-feeds and assign to variables.
chomp ($HOUR = `date +%H`);
chomp ($MINUTE = `date +%M`);
chomp ($SECOND = `date +%S`);

# Read Object Manager values into variables by reading input string, splitting
# into fields, and assigning relevant field to a variable.
@IN = split(' ',`/opt/fox/bin/tools/omget -v ANALOG_FBM:REAG2_DTOX.RO03`);
$ABS_FLOW = $IN[2];
@IN = split(' ',`/opt/fox/bin/tools/omget -v PID_GRND:WI_0270A.PNT`);
$TONS = $IN[2] * 0.95;


# Report time and Object Manager retrieved values to standard out.
print "\n\n$HOUR:$MINUTE:$SECOND \n\n";
print "Base Information\n";
print "----------------\n";
print "ABS flow $ABS_FLOW gpm \n";
print "Tonnage (dry) $TONS tph \n\n\n";


# Run calculations.
$ABS_PPT = ($ABS_FLOW * $ABS_PPG * 60) / $TONS;
$ABS_CPT = $ABS_COST * $ABS_PPT;
$ABS_CPH = $ABS_FLOW * 60 * $ABS_COST * $ABS_PPG;


# Print calculated information.
print "Current Information\n";
print "-------------------\n";
print "ABS usage lb/ton $ABS_PPT \n";
print "ABS cost \$/hr $ABS_CPH \n";
print "ABS cost \$/ton $ABS_CPT \n\n\n";


# Write the results back to DCS (Object Manager)
system("/opt/fox/bin/tools/omset -v -f $ABS_CPT ABS_CPT");
system("/opt/fox/bin/tools/omset -v -f $ABS_CPH ABS_CPH");
system("/opt/fox/bin/tools/omset -v -f $ABS_PPT ABS_PPT");

#
# DONE
#