A signal data reader that abstracts away reading of signal packets by keeping an internal read-position and automatically advances it on subsequent reads.
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A signal data reader that abstracts away reading of signal packets by keeping an internal read-position and automatically advances it on subsequent reads.
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| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | read (void *samples, SizeT *count, SizeT timeoutMs=0, IReaderStatus **status=nullptr)=0 |
| | Copies at maximum the next count unread samples to the values buffer. The amount actually read is returned through the count parameter. More...
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| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | readWithDomain (void *samples, void *domain, SizeT *count, SizeT timeoutMs=0, IReaderStatus **status=nullptr)=0 |
| | Copies at maximum the next count unread samples and clock-stamps to the samples and domain buffers. The amount actually read is returned through the count parameter. More...
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| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | skipSamples (SizeT *count, IReaderStatus **status)=0 |
| | Skips the specified amount of samples. More...
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| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | getValueReadType (SampleType *sampleType)=0 |
| | Gets the sample-type the signal value samples will be converted to when read or SampleType::Invalid if read-type has not been determined yet. More...
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| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | getDomainReadType (SampleType *sampleType)=0 |
| | Gets the sample-type the signal domain samples will be converted to when read or SampleType::Invalid if read-type has not been determined yet. More...
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| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | setValueTransformFunction (IFunction *transform)=0 |
| | Sets the transform function that will be called with the read value-data and currently valid Signal-Descriptor giving the user the chance add a custom post-processing step. The function should have a signature compatible with: More...
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| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | setDomainTransformFunction (IFunction *transform)=0 |
| | Sets the transform function that will be called with the read domain-data and currently valid Signal-Descriptor giving the user the chance add a custom post-processing step. The function should have a signature compatible with: More...
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| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | getReadMode (ReadMode *mode)=0 |
| | Gets the reader's read mode which determines if the reader will also scale the read data or not. More...
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| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | getAvailableCount (SizeT *count)=0 |
| | Gets the number of segments available to read. More...
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| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | setOnDataAvailable (IProcedure *callback)=0 |
| | Sets the specified callback function to be called when there is available data in the reader. Pass nullptr to unset the callback. The callback should take no arguments. More...
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| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | getEmpty (Bool *empty)=0 |
| | Checks if there is data to read. More...
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| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | borrowInterface (const IntfID &intfID, void **obj) const =0 |
| | Returns another interface which is supported by the object without incrementing the reference count. More...
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| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | dispose ()=0 |
| | Disposes all references held by the object. More...
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| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | getHashCode (SizeT *hashCode)=0 |
| | Returns hash code of the object. More...
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| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | equals (IBaseObject *other, Bool *equal) const =0 |
| | Compares object to another object for equality. More...
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| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | toString (CharPtr *str)=0 |
| | Returns a string representation of the object. More...
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| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | queryInterface (const IntfID &intfID, void **obj)=0 |
| | Returns another interface which is supported by the object and increments the reference count. More...
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| virtual int INTERFACE_FUNC | addRef ()=0 |
| | Increments the reference count for an interface on an object. More...
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| virtual int INTERFACE_FUNC | releaseRef ()=0 |
| | Decrements the reference count for an interface on an object. More...
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