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Storing Event Information
You can store event information in a callback function or in a record file. Event information is stored in a callback function using two fields: Type
and Data
. The Type
field contains the event type, while the Data
field contains event-specific information. As described in Creating and Executing Callback Functions, these two fields are associated with a structure that you define in the callback function header. Refer to Debugging: Recording Information to Disk to learn about recording data and event information to a record file.
The event types and the values for the Type
and Data
fields are given below.
The Data
field values are described below.
The AbsTime Field. AbsTime
is defined for all events, and indicates the absolute time the event occurred. The absolute time is returned using the clock
format.
The Pin Field. Pin
is used by the pin status event to indicate if the CD, CTS, DSR, or RI pins changed state. Refer to Serial Port Signals and Pin Assignments for a description of these pins.
The PinValue Field. PinValue
is used by the pin status event to indicate the state of the CD, CTS, DSR, or RI pins. Possible values are on
or off
.
The Message Field. Message
is used by the error event to store the descriptive message that is generated when an error occurs.
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