Stroke.GetPacketValuesByProperty Method
Stroke.GetPacketValuesByProperty Method |
Returns the data for a known packet property from one or more packets in the Stroke object.
Definition
Visual Basic .NET Public Function GetPacketValuesByProperty( _
ByVal id As Guid, _
ByVal index As Integer, _
ByVal count As Integer _
) As Integer()C# public int[] GetPacketValuesByProperty(
Guid id,
int index,
int count
);Managed C++ public: int* GetPacketValuesByProperty(
Guid *id,
int *index,
int *count
) __gc[];
Parameters
id System.Guid. The Guid identifier from the PacketProperty object that is used to select which packet data is retrieved.
index System.Int32. The starting point of the zero-based index to a packet within the Stroke object. count System.Int32. The number of points that make up the stroke data.
Return Value
System.Int32[]. Returns an array of signed 32-bit integers that specifies the value of the requested PacketProperty object for each point requested from the Stroke object.
Remarks
A specific packet property may not be available on a particular Stroke object. A Tablet PC may have more than one tablet for user input. The Tablets collection contains a list of all the tablets attached to the Tablet PC. Use the IsPacketPropertySupported method to determine if a particular packet property is supported by a specific Tablet object or by all the available tablets. Also, use the InkCollector.DesiredPacketDescription, InkOverlay.DesiredPacketDescription, or InkPicture.DesiredPacketDescription properties to control which packet properties are collected on new strokes.
Examples
[C#]
This C# example gets the ButtonPressure packet information for the first point in the Stroke object, theStroke.
int[] theButtonPressureData = theStroke.GetPacketValuesByProperty(PacketProperty.ButtonPressure, 0, 1);[VB.NET]
This Microsoft® Visual Basic® .NET example gets the ButtonPressure packet information for the first point in the Stroke object, theStroke.
Dim theButtonPressureData() As Integer = _ theStroke.GetPacketValuesByProperty(PacketProperty.ButtonPressure, 0, 1)
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