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◆ Forward() [2/2]
| void DcppMonitor::Forward |
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const char *const |
MTask, |
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const char *const |
Action, |
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const DcppHandlerRoutine |
StartedHandler, |
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const DcppHandlerRoutine |
CompletedHandler, |
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const DcppVoidPnt |
ClientData, |
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const bool |
SendCurrent, |
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const int |
count, |
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StatusType *const |
status, |
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Start a monitor forward operation, with started handler.
This method causes a monitor message to be sent to the task indicating parameter change messages should be sent to the specified task. If status is ok on return, then the action/UFACE context should reschedule to handle the messages. It should invoked DcppDispatch() to disptach messages to the handler routines.
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| MTask | The task to send monitor messages too. |
| Action | The action to invoke in that task. |
| StartedHandler | A function which is invoked when the monitor has started. |
| CompletedHandler | A function which is invoked when the monitor operation completes |
| ClientData | Passed to the handler routines |
| SendCurrent | Set true to send the current values of the parameters right away |
| count | The number of parmeters to monitor. If negative, then there is only one more argument after status and it is a char * string containing a list of parameter names. If zero, then no parameters are to be monitored (through the transactions is started. If postive, then we have that number of extra arguments after status which are the names of parameters to be monitored. |
| status | Inherited status |
| ... | See count for details, but all are of type "const char *". |
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