#include <OpenNI.h>
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| DeviceDisconnectedListener () | |
| virtual void | onDeviceDisconnected (const DeviceInfo *)=0 |
| virtual | ~DeviceDisconnectedListener () |
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| static void ONI_CALLBACK_TYPE | deviceDisconnectedCallback (const OniDeviceInfo *pInfo, void *pCookie) |
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| OniDeviceCallbacks | m_deviceDisconnectedCallbacks |
| OniCallbackHandle | m_deviceDisconnectedCallbacksHandle |
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| class | OpenNI |
The OpenNI::DeviceDisconnectedListener class provides a means of registering for, and responding to when a device is disconnected.
onDeviceDisconnected is called when a device is removed from the system. Note that once a device is removed, if it was opened by a Device object, that object can no longer be used to access the device, even if it was reconnected. Once a device was reconnected, Device::open() should be called again in order to use this device.
To use this class, you should write a new class that inherits from it, and override the onDeviceDisconnected method. Once you instantiate your class, use the OpenNI::addDeviceDisconnectedListener() function to add your listener object to OpenNI's list of listeners. Your handler function will then be called whenever the event occurs. A OpenNI::removeDeviceDisconnectedListener() function is also provided, if you want to have your class stop listening to these events for any reason.
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Callback function for the onDeviceDisconnected event. This function will be called whenever this event occurs. When this happens, a pointer to the DeviceInfo object for the newly disconnected device will be supplied. Note that once a device is removed, if it was opened by a Device object, that object can no longer be used to access the device, even if it was reconnected. Once a device was reconnected, Device::open() should be called again in order to use this device.
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