Interface IFrame

Frame data from a scan system.

Namespace: JoeScan.Pinchot
Assembly: JoeScan.Pinchot.dll
Syntax
public interface IFrame
Remarks

A frame contains a slot for each phase element of every ScanHead in a ScanSystem. A slot can either be a valid IProfile or null if something went wrong or was misconfigured.

Properties

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Count

Gets the total number of slots in this frame.

Declaration
int Count { get; }
Property Value
Type Description
int

The total number of slots in this frame.
Remarks

A frame contains a slot for each phase element of every ScanHead in a ScanSystem. A slot can either be a valid IProfile or null if something went wrong or was misconfigured.

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IsComplete

Gets if the frame is complete or not. A frame will be considered complete only if all slots are valid (non-null).

Declaration
bool IsComplete { get; }
Property Value
Type Description
bool

true if the frame is complete.
Remarks

A frame contains a slot for each phase element of every ScanHead in a ScanSystem. A slot can either be a valid IProfile or null if something went wrong or was misconfigured.

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this[int]

Gets the slot at index. Slots can contain either a valid IProfile or null. Use Count to get the total number of slots in this frame.

Declaration
ref IProfile this[int index] { get; }
Parameters
Type Name Description
int index

The index of the slot.
Property Value
Type Description
IProfile

A valid IProfile or null.
Remarks

A frame contains a slot for each phase element of every ScanHead in a ScanSystem. A slot can either be a valid IProfile or null if something went wrong or was misconfigured.

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SequenceNumber

Gets the monotonically increasing frame sequence number.

Declaration
uint SequenceNumber { get; }
Property Value
Type Description
uint

The frame sequence number.
Remarks

A frame contains a slot for each phase element of every ScanHead in a ScanSystem. A slot can either be a valid IProfile or null if something went wrong or was misconfigured.

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