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SoapySDR
0.5.4-g68d0793c
Vendor and platform neutral SDR interface library
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SoapySDR
0.5.4-g68d0793c
Vendor and platform neutral SDR interface library
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Definition for argument info. More...
#include <Types.h>
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| char * | key |
| The key used to identify the argument (required) More... | |
| char * | value |
| char * | name |
| The displayable name of the argument (optional, use key if empty) More... | |
| char * | description |
| A brief description about the argument (optional) More... | |
| char * | units |
| The units of the argument: dB, Hz, etc (optional) More... | |
| SoapySDRArgInfoType | type |
| The data type of the argument (required) More... | |
| SoapySDRRange | range |
| size_t | numOptions |
| The size of the options set, or 0 when not used. More... | |
| char ** | options |
| char ** | optionNames |
Definition for argument info.
| char* SoapySDRArgInfo::description |
A brief description about the argument (optional)
| char* SoapySDRArgInfo::key |
The key used to identify the argument (required)
| char* SoapySDRArgInfo::name |
The displayable name of the argument (optional, use key if empty)
| size_t SoapySDRArgInfo::numOptions |
The size of the options set, or 0 when not used.
| char** SoapySDRArgInfo::optionNames |
A discrete list of displayable names for the enumerated options (optional) When not specified, the option value itself can be used as a display name.
| char** SoapySDRArgInfo::options |
A discrete list of possible values (optional) When specified, the argument should be restricted to this options set.
| SoapySDRRange SoapySDRArgInfo::range |
The range of possible numeric values (optional) When specified, the argument should be restricted to this range. The range is only applicable to numeric argument types.
| SoapySDRArgInfoType SoapySDRArgInfo::type |
The data type of the argument (required)
| char* SoapySDRArgInfo::units |
The units of the argument: dB, Hz, etc (optional)
| char* SoapySDRArgInfo::value |
The default value of the argument when not specified (required) Numbers should use standard floating point and integer formats. Boolean values should be represented as "true" and "false".
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