FrameHandlerSink::tCreateData Structure |
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This structure describes the parameters that were used to create a FrameHandlerSink. You can access the tCreateData of a FrameHandlerSink by calling FrameHandlerSink::getCreateData, and passing it to FrameHandlerSink::create to create a similar FrameHandlerSink. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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struct tCreateData { tCreateData( unsigned int countBuffers ); tCreateData( IFrameFilter* pFilter, unsigned int countBuffers = 0 ); tCreateData( const tFrameFilterList& lst, unsigned int countBuffers = 0 ); tCreateData( IFrameFilter* pFilter, const FrameTypeInfo& type, unsigned int countBuffers ); tCreateData( const tFrameFilterList& lst, const FrameTypeInfo& type, unsigned int countBuffers ); tCreateData( IFrameFilter* pFilter, const smart_ptr<MemBufferCollection>& pCol ); tCreateData( const tFrameFilterList& lst, const smart_ptr<MemBufferCollection>& pCol ); tCreateData( const smart_ptr<MemBufferCollection>& pCol ); tCreateData( const FrameTypeInfo& type, unsigned int countBuffers ); tCreateData( const FrameTypeInfoArray& acceptedInputTypes, unsigned int countBuffers ); unsigned int m_BufferCount; FrameTypeInfoArray m_FrameTypes; smart_ptr<MemBufferCollection> m_pCollection; tFrameFilterList m_filterChain; }; |
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