import"sbIDeviceCapabilities.idl";
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readonly attribute unsigned long | valueCount |
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readonly attribute long | min |
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readonly attribute long | max |
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readonly attribute long | step |
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- Note
- Ranges of supported values (for image/video sizes, bitrates, etc.)
Definition at line 66 of file sbIDeviceCapabilities.idl.
void sbIDevCapRange::AddValue |
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in long |
aValue | ) |
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Adds a value to the range
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aValue | The value to append |
long sbIDevCapRange::GetValue |
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in unsigned long |
aIndex | ) |
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The values permitted. If this array is non-empty, then only these values are permitted. If it is empty, instead, the min/max/step values should be used Returns the value of a given index
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aIndex | the index of the value to return |
void sbIDevCapRange::Initialize |
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in long |
aMin, |
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in long |
aMax, |
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in long |
aStep |
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boolean sbIDevCapRange::IsValueInRange |
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in long |
aValue | ) |
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readonly attribute long sbIDevCapRange::max |
readonly attribute long sbIDevCapRange::min |
readonly attribute long sbIDevCapRange::step |
readonly attribute unsigned long sbIDevCapRange::valueCount |
The documentation for this interface was generated from the following file: