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    TDx_Input_Library v2.00 Component Reference

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    [ TDIDataFormat::Flags ]     [ next: NumObjs ]     [ prev: ErrorValue ]

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        __property dword Flags = { read=FGetFlags, write=FSetFlags, default=0 };




    -= Go to the TDIDataFormat description =-    TDIDATAFORMAT::FLAGS   [ component property ]

    • Description

        The Flags property defines flags indicating the mode used by the axes of the device.
        The described effect applies when the flag is set.

        When using predefined data formats, this property may not be changed. You can, however, use TDx_InputDevice::SetPropery() after defining the data format but before acquiring the device to modify this setting.
    • Flags

        DIDF_ABSAXIS
        Use absolute coordinates to define the position of an axis.
        Axis coordinates are returned as a value relative to a fixed point established when the device was acquired.
        This flag and DIDF_RELAXIS are cannot both be set.

        DIDF_RELAXIS
        Use relative coordinates to define the position of an axis.
        Axis coordinates are returned as an amount of change relative to the last value that was returned.
        This flag and DIDF_ABSAXIS cannot both be set.

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