WinArrayToBuf32()

Copies 32-bit data from a one-dimensional or two-dimensional array into a Windows memory buffer.

Member of the MccService class.

Function Prototype

VB .NET

Copies data from a one-dimensional array of integer values:

Public Shared Function WinArrayToBuf32(ByVal dataArray As Integer(), ByVal memHandle As IntPtr, ByVal firstPoint As Integer, ByVal numPoints As Integer) As MccDaq.ErrorInfo

Copies data from a one-dimensional array of System.UInt32 values:

Public Shared WinArrayToBuf32(ByVal dataArray As System.UInt32(), ByVal memHandle As IntPtr, ByVal firstPoint As Integer, ByVal numPoints As Integer) As MccDaq.ErrorInfo

C# .NET

Copies data from a one-dimensional array of integer values:

public MccDaq.ErrorInfo WinArrayToBuf32(int[] dataArray, IntPtr memHandle, int firstPoint, int numPoints)

Copies data from a one-dimensional array of System.UInt32 values:

public MccDaq.ErrorInfo WinArrayToBuf32(uint[] dataArray, IntPtr memHandle, int firstPoint, int numPoints)

Parameters

dataArray

The array containing the data to be copied. The first dimension should equal the number of channels. The second dimension should equal the number of points/channel.

memHandle

This must be a memory handle that was returned by WinBufAlloc32Ex() when the buffer was allocated. The data will be copied into this buffer.

firstPoint

Index of the first point in the memory buffer where data will be copied to.

numPoints

Number of data points to copy from dataArray.

Returns

• An ErrorInfo object that indicates the status of the operation.

Notes

• This method copies data from an array to a Windows global memory buffer. This would typically be used to initialize the buffer with data before doing an output scan. You can use the firstPoint and numPoints parameters to fill a portion of the buffer. This is useful if you want to send new data to the buffer after a Background + Continuous output scan has been started, for example during circular buffering.