IFrameParser.ReceivedFrameBufferImage Event

event EventHandler<EventArgs<FundamentalFrameType, byte[], int, int>> ReceivedFrameBufferImage

Event ReceivedFrameBufferImage As EventHandler(Of EventArgs(Of FundamentalFrameType, Byte(), Integer, Integer))

 event EventHandler<EventArgs<FundamentalFrameType, array<unsigned char>^, int, int>^>^ ReceivedFrameBufferImage {
	void add (EventHandler<EventArgs<FundamentalFrameType, array<unsigned char>^, int, int>^>^ value);
	void remove (EventHandler<EventArgs<FundamentalFrameType, array<unsigned char>^, int, int>^>^ value);
}

abstract ReceivedFrameBufferImage : IEvent<EventHandler<EventArgs<FundamentalFrameType, byte[], int, int>>,
    EventArgs<FundamentalFrameType, byte[], int, int>>

function add_ReceivedFrameBufferImage(value);
function remove_ReceivedFrameBufferImage(value);

Value

Argument1 is the FundamentalFrameType of the frame buffer image that was received.
Argument2 is the buffer that contains the frame image that was received.
Argument3 is the offset into the buffer that contains the frame image that was received.
Argument4 is the length of data in the buffer that contains the frame image that was received.

Consumers should use the more efficient ReceivedFrameImage event if the buffer is not needed.

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