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One must have at least Monitor rights to perform this task.
It has the following prototype:
int CommandClient_ReleaseCurve(int SourceID);
6.2.5.4 CommandClient_GetCurve
This function is getting curve data from the RVT.
It has the following prototype:
int CommandClient_GetCurve(int
The SourceID and CurveDescriptor are identifying the curve.
The Value is a buffer where the curve will be stored and the Size is the actual size of the
curve returned. One should make sure that the buffer is big enough to contain the curve.
The curves are transferred by chunks.
This function is taking care of downloading the number of chunks required to get the
complete curve. It is also taking care that all chunks returned do belong to the same
curve set.
One must have at least Monitor rights to perform this task.
6.2.5.5 CommandClient_GetCurveIDs
This function is getting all the SourceIDs currently in use by the DLL.
One must have at least Monitor rights to perform this task.
It has the following prototype:
int CommandClient_GetCurveIDs(int *SourceIDs,
The Size is specifying how many SourceIDs have been returned and copied to the
location pointed by the SourceIDs pointer. One must ensure that the location is big
enough to contain the maximum number of curves allowed by the system.
6.2.5.6 CommandClient_GetCurveCharacteristics
This function is getting the characteristics of a given curve.
It has the following prototype:
int CommandClient_GetCurveCharacteristics(int
SourceID,
int
CurveDescriptor,
unsigned char *Value,
int
*Size);
int *Size);
unsigned char *NumberOfPeriods,
unsigned char *TriggerEnable,
int
int
unsigned char *TriggerComparator,
unsigned char *TriggerValue_Type,
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SourceID,
*TriggerSource_ID,
*TriggerSource_Offset,
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