Grabber::isListenerRegistered Method

This method checks whether the specified callback handler is registered for the specified events.

Syntax:

bool isListenerRegistered( GrabberListener* pListener, DWORD callback = -1 );

Parameter		Description


pListener		Specifies a pointer to a GrabberListener callback handler that is to be checked.
callback		Specifies the events to be checked. It can be a combination of GrabberListener::tListenerTypes. To combine two or more listener types, use a binary OR operation. It defaults to -1. -1 is the combination of all available GrabberListener::tListenerTypes.

Return value:

true, if the callback handler is registered for at least one of the specified events. Otherwise, false is returned.

Sample:

This example shows how to register a callback handler that is derived from GrabberListener for a set of events. It shows also how to unregister the object for the events for which it was registered. Finally, it shows how to delete the callback handler object in a safe way.

Grabber *grabber      = new DShowLib::Grabber();
CListener *pcListener = new CListener();    // Create the GrabberListener object.
                                            // CListener is derived from
                                            // GrabberListener.
// Register the pcListener object to the Grabber's GrabberListener objects list.
grabber->addListener( pcListener, DShowLib::GrabberListener::eFRAMEREADY|
                                  DShowLib::GrabberListener::eOVERLAYCALLBACK );
grabber->startLive( true );            // Start the grabber
// Events are handled now
fflush(stdin);
printf("Press [enter] to stop!");
getchar();
// The GrabberListener object must be unregistered for the events
// for which it was registered, before it can be deleted.
// First, unregister it for the frame ready event.
grabber->removeListener(pcListener, DShowLib::GrabberListener::eFRAMEREADY);
// Second, unregister it for the overlay callback event.
grabber->removeListener(pcListener, DShowLib::GrabberListener::eOVERLAYCALLBACK);
// Wait until all remove requests have been processed
while( grabber->isListenerRegistered( pcListener, eALL) )
{
    Sleep( 0 ); // Wait
}
// Now, the application can be sure that the CListener methods
// are no longer called by the Grabber. It is now safe to delete the
// CListener object.
delete pcListener;
grabber->stopLive();            // Stop the grabber
delete grabber;

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