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IDS peak comfortC v1.13.0
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Data Structures | |
| struct | peak_buffer |
| peak Buffer descriptor More... | |
| struct | peak_size |
| peak Size (2D) More... | |
| struct | peak_position |
| peak Position (2D) More... | |
| struct | peak_roi |
| The peak ROI (2D) More... | |
| union | peak_matrix |
| The peak 3x3 Matrix. More... | |
| struct | peak_version |
| The peak version info. More... | |
Macros | |
| #define | PEAK_INVALID_HANDLE |
| peak Invalid handle value | |
| #define | PEAK_INFINITE |
| peak Infinite value | |
| #define | PEAK_TRUE |
| peak Boolean value for 'true' or 'yes' | |
| #define | PEAK_FALSE |
| peak Boolean value for 'false' or 'no' | |
| #define | PEAK_IDENTITY_MATRIX |
| The peak Identity matrix preset. | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef uint8_t | peak_bool |
| peak Boolean type | |
Definitions on numeric types and values.
| #define PEAK_FALSE |
peak Boolean value for 'false' or 'no'
This value reflects a negative decision, i.e. 'false' or 'no'. It is used for variables of type peak_bool.
| #define PEAK_IDENTITY_MATRIX |
The peak Identity matrix preset.
Use this preset to set a peak_matrix for the identity.
| #define PEAK_INFINITE |
peak Infinite value
This value can be used to specify infinity in several function calls. The value can be used for timeout parameters as well as for count parameters, where documented.
For example this value can be used for the timeout_ms parameter in peak_Acquisition_WaitForFrame to specify an infinite wait timeout. It also can be used for the numberOfFrames parameter in peak_Acquisition_Start to specify an infinite acquisition_and_buffer_preparation.
| #define PEAK_INVALID_HANDLE |
peak Invalid handle value
Use this value for the initialization of variables of handle type, i.e. peak_camera_handle, peak_frame_handle.
| #define PEAK_TRUE |
peak Boolean value for 'true' or 'yes'
This value reflects a positive decision, i.e. 'true' or 'yes'. It is used for variables of type peak_bool.
| typedef uint8_t peak_bool |
peak Boolean type
This type is for boolean decisions, i.e. 'true' and 'false' or 'yes' and 'no'. Possible values for this type are PEAK_TRUE and PEAK_FALSE.