C# 클래스 openHistorian.Data.Query.SignalDataSingle

Contains a series of Times and Values for an individual signal. This class will store the value as a float.
상속: SignalDataBase
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공개 메소드들

메소드 설명
AddData ( ulong time, float value ) : void

Adds a value to the signal and converts it from a float into its native format.

AddDataRaw ( ulong time, ulong value ) : void

Adds a value to the signal in its raw 64-bit format.

GetData ( int index, ulong &time, float &value ) : void

Gets a value from the signal with the provided index and automatically converts it to a float.

GetDataRaw ( int index, ulong &time, ulong &value ) : void

Gets a value from the signal with the provided index in its raw 64-bit format.

GetDate ( int index ) : ulong
SignalDataSingle ( ) : System

메소드 상세

AddData() 공개 메소드

Adds a value to the signal and converts it from a float into its native format.
public AddData ( ulong time, float value ) : void
time ulong the time value to consider
value float the value to convert
리턴 void

AddDataRaw() 공개 메소드

Adds a value to the signal in its raw 64-bit format.
public AddDataRaw ( ulong time, ulong value ) : void
time ulong the time value to consider
value ulong the 64-bit value
리턴 void

GetData() 공개 메소드

Gets a value from the signal with the provided index and automatically converts it to a float.
public GetData ( int index, ulong &time, float &value ) : void
index int The zero based index of the position
time ulong an output field for the time
value float an output field for the converted value
리턴 void

GetDataRaw() 공개 메소드

Gets a value from the signal with the provided index in its raw 64-bit format.
public GetDataRaw ( int index, ulong &time, ulong &value ) : void
index int The zero based index of the position
time ulong an output field for the time
value ulong an output field for the raw 64-bit value
리턴 void

GetDate() 공개 메소드

public GetDate ( int index ) : ulong
index int
리턴 ulong

SignalDataSingle() 공개 메소드

public SignalDataSingle ( ) : System
리턴 System