Property SLCommonGen.TSLBasicCommonGen.PumpPriority
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Class: TSLBasicCommonGen
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Syntax
Delphi:
property PumpPriority : Integer read FPumpPriority write FPumpPriority default 0;
C++ Builder:
__property int PumpPriority = { read=FPumpPriority, write=FPumpPriority, default=0 };
Summary
Specifies the priority of the component as a pump.
Description
The TSLCommonGen descendants are capable of pumping data. It
means that if no other pumping component is present, the
TSLCommonGen descendant will start generating frames, and
sending them via its OutputPin. TSLCommonGen is a master
level pump. Any pump with a level below master in the chain
will be ignored and the component will serve as a pump. If
there is a pump above maser level, the component will work in
slave mode, providing data on the pump request. If the other
pump is a master as well, the priority number will be used to
determine who will serve as a pump. If both priorities are
equal, one of the pumps will be selected to serve as a data
pump.
Delphi example:
SLGenericGen1.PumpPriority := 5;
C++ Builder example:
SLGenericGen1->PumpPriority = 5;
Visual C++(MFC/Win32) example:
SLGenericGen1.PumpPriority = 5;
Visual C++/CLI example:
genericGen1->PumpPriority = 5;
C# example:
genericGen1.PumpPriority = 5;
VB example:
GenericGen1.PumpPriority = 5