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PIDevicePool Class Reference

Single collection of devices. More...

+ Inheritance diagram for PIDevicePool:

Additional Inherited Members

- Public Member Functions inherited from PIObject
 PIObject (const PIString &name=PIString())
 Contructs PIObject with name "name".
 
PIString name () const
 Returns object name.
 
virtual const char * className () const
 Returns object class name.
 
bool debug () const
 Return if debug of this object is active.
 
void setName (const PIString &name)
 Set object name.
 
void setDebug (bool debug)
 Set object debug active.
 
const PIMap< PIString,
PIVariant > & 
properties () const
 Returns properties of the object.
 
int propertiesCount () const
 Returns properties count of the object.
 
PIVariant property (const PIString &name) const
 Returns property with name "name".
 
void setProperty (const PIString &name, const PIVariant &value)
 Set property with name "name" to "value". If there is no such property in object it will be added.
 
bool isPropertyExists (const PIString &name) const
 Returns if property with name "name" exists.
 
- Static Public Member Functions inherited from PIObject
static void piDisconnect (PIObject *src, const PIString &sig)
 Disconnect object "src" from all connections with event name "sig".
 
static void piDisconnect (PIObject *src)
 Disconnect object "src" from all connections, i.e. all connections where object "src" is emitter.
 
static PIObjectfindByName (const PIString &name)
 Returns PIObject* with name "name" or 0, if there is no object found.
 
- Protected Member Functions inherited from PIObject
PIObjectemitter () const
 Returns PIObject* which has raised an event. This value is correct only in definition of some event handler.
 
virtual void propertyChanged (const PIString &name)
 Virtual function executes after property with name "name" has been changed.
 

Detailed Description

Single collection of devices.

Synopsis

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