LibTiePie  0.4.2
Library for interfacing TiePie engineering instruments
 All Files Functions Typedefs Groups Pages
Removed

Functions

void DevSetCallbackRemoved (TpDeviceHandle_t hDevice, TpCallback_t pCallback, void *pData)
 Set callback function which is called when the instrument is removed.
 
void DevSetEventRemoved (TpDeviceHandle_t hDevice, int fdEvent)
 Set event file descriptor which is set when the instrument is removed.
 
void DevSetEventRemoved (TpDeviceHandle_t hDevice, HANDLE hEvent)
 Set event handle which is set when the instrument is removed.
 
void DevSetMessageRemoved (TpDeviceHandle_t hDevice, HWND hWnd, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
 Set window handle to which a WM_LIBTIEPIE_DEV_REMOVED message is sent when the instrument is removed.
 

Detailed Description

Function Documentation

void DevSetCallbackRemoved ( TpDeviceHandle_t  hDevice,
TpCallback_t  pCallback,
void *  pData 
)

Set callback function which is called when the instrument is removed.

Parameters
hDeviceA device handle.
pCallbackPointer to callback function.
pDataOptional user data.
void DevSetEventRemoved ( TpDeviceHandle_t  hDevice,
int  fdEvent 
)

Set event file descriptor which is set when the instrument is removed.

Parameters
hDeviceA Opening a device "device handle".
fdEventEvent file descriptor.
Note
This function is only supported on GNU/Linux.
void DevSetEventRemoved ( TpDeviceHandle_t  hDevice,
HANDLE  hEvent 
)

Set event handle which is set when the instrument is removed.

Parameters
hDeviceA Opening a device "device handle".
hEventA handle to the event object.
Note
This function is only supported on Windows.
void DevSetMessageRemoved ( TpDeviceHandle_t  hDevice,
HWND  hWnd,
WPARAM  wParam,
LPARAM  lParam 
)

Set window handle to which a WM_LIBTIEPIE_DEV_REMOVED message is sent when the instrument is removed.

Parameters
hDeviceA Opening a device "device handle".
hWndA handle to the window whose window procedure is to receive the message.
wParamOptional user value for the messages wParam.
lParamOptional user value for the messages lParam.
Note
This function is only supported on Windows.