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Recorder.BufferAdd
Creates a buffer of Recorder.TraceCount points and of seconds duration that the recorder object will fill and return to the OnRecorderBufferDone event once it is full.
NOTE: The property Recorder.TraceCount cannot be changed while a recorder object still has buffers that need to be filled. To remove buffers from a recorder, use the Recorder.RemoveBuffers method.
Version History
Introduced in MPX 2.0.
Arguments
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| Argument |
Type |
Description |
| seconds |
Double |
The duration of the data that the new buffer is set to hold. |
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Visual Basic
Syntax
Sub AddBuffer(seconds As Double)
Sample Code
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Dim recorder As Mpx.Recorder = controller.Recorder(3)
' Acquire ownership of the Recorder
recorder.Acquire()
' Configure Recorder
recorder.ConfigurationBegin()
recorder.TraceCount = 2
recorder.SetTrace(0, Mpx.Map.SampleCounter)
recorder.SetTrace(1, Mpx.Map.CommandPosition, 2)
recorder.Period = 0.01 ' 10 milliseconds
recorder.ConfigurationEnd()
' Add two buffers
recorder.BufferAdd(1.0) ' 1 second = 100 samples
recorder.BufferAdd(1.0)
' Start Recorder
recorder.Start() |
Sample Application
C#
Syntax
void BufferAdd(double seconds);
Sample Code
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Mpx.Recorder recorder = controller.Recorder[3];
// Acquire ownership of the Recorder
recorder.Acquire();
// Configure Recorder
recorder.ConfigurationBegin();
recorder.TraceCount = 2;
recorder.SetTrace(0, Mpx.Map.SampleCounter);
recorder.SetTrace(1, Mpx.Map.CommandPosition, 2);
recorder.Period = 0.01; // 10 milliseconds
recorder.ConfigurationEnd();
// Add two buffers
recorder.BufferAdd(1.0); // 1 second = 100 samples
recorder.BufferAdd(1.0);
// Start Recorder
recorder.Start(); |
See Also
Start
BuffersRemove
Controller Object:
RecorderBufferEvent
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