This is a primitive approach to enter the output from a stream.
Declaration Syntax
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public static void SetStreamFunctionWrite( PlStreamType streamType, DelegateStreamWriteFunction function )
Public Shared Sub SetStreamFunctionWrite ( streamType As PlStreamType, function As DelegateStreamWriteFunction )
public: static void SetStreamFunctionWrite( PlStreamType streamType, DelegateStreamWriteFunction^ function )
static member SetStreamFunctionWrite : streamType : PlStreamType * function : DelegateStreamWriteFunction -> unit
Parameters
- streamType (PlStreamType)
- Determine which stream to use PlStreamType
Examples
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static string test_string; static long Swrite(IntPtr handle, string buffer, long buffersize) { string s = buffer.Substring(0, (int)buffersize); test_string = s; return buffersize; } [TestMethod] public void StreamWrite() { // NOTE: the Swrite function is only called if you flush the output or send a newline character string ref_string = "Hello .net world ����"; // The last 4 characters are German umlauts. PlQuery.PlCall("assert( (test_write :- writeln('" + ref_string + "'), flush_output) )"); DelegateStreamWriteFunction wf = new DelegateStreamWriteFunction(Swrite); PlEngine.SetStreamFunctionWrite(PlStreamType.Output, wf); PlQuery.PlCall("test_write"); Assert.AreEqual(ref_string+"\r\n", test_string); } |
Assembly: SwiPlCs (Module: SwiPlCs.dll) Version: 1.1.60601.0 (1.1.60601.0)