CustomDevice.TrySendIOControlAsync(IIOControlCode, IBuffer, IBuffer) Method
Definition
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Sends an IO control code. A return value indicates whether the operation succeeded.
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virtual IAsyncOperation<bool> ^ TrySendIOControlAsync(IIOControlCode ^ ioControlCode, IBuffer ^ inputBuffer, IBuffer ^ outputBuffer) = TrySendIOControlAsync;/// [Windows.Foundation.Metadata.RemoteAsync]
IAsyncOperation<bool> TrySendIOControlAsync(IIOControlCode const& ioControlCode, IBuffer const& inputBuffer, IBuffer const& outputBuffer);[Windows.Foundation.Metadata.RemoteAsync]
public IAsyncOperation<bool> TrySendIOControlAsync(IIOControlCode ioControlCode, IBuffer inputBuffer, IBuffer outputBuffer);function trySendIOControlAsync(ioControlCode, inputBuffer, outputBuffer)Public Function TrySendIOControlAsync (ioControlCode As IIOControlCode, inputBuffer As IBuffer, outputBuffer As IBuffer) As IAsyncOperation(Of Boolean)Parameters
- ioControlCode
- IIOControlCode
The IO control code.
- inputBuffer
- IBuffer
The input buffer.
- outputBuffer
- IBuffer
The output buffer.
Returns
true if the operation is successful; otherwise, false.
- Attributes
Remarks
TrySendIOControlAsync is like SendIOControlAsync, except this method doesn't throw an exception if the operation fails. Instead, it returns false. If you want to handle any exceptions that occur during the operation, use the SendIOControlAsync method.