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NF:objidlbase.IPipeDouble.Pull |
IPipeDouble::Pull (objidlbase.h) |
The IPipeDouble::Pull (objidlbase.h) method retrieves data of the double integer type from the pipe source. |
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com\ipipedouble_pull.htm |
com |
393e44fa-48fe-4a8d-b337-9b875129a502 |
08/13/2022 |
IPipeDouble interface [COM],Pull method, IPipeDouble.Pull, IPipeDouble::Pull, Pull, Pull method [COM], Pull method [COM],IPipeDouble interface, _com_ipipedouble_pull, com.ipipedouble_pull, objidlbase/IPipeDouble::Pull |
objidlbase.h |
ObjIdl.h |
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Windows 2000 Professional [desktop apps only] |
Windows 2000 Server [desktop apps only] |
ObjIdl.idl |
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Retrieves data of the double integer type from the pipe source.
A pointer to the memory buffer that receives the data. The buffer must be able to hold at least the number of double integers specified in cRequest.
The number of double integers requested.
The actual number of double integers returned.
This method returns S_OK to indicate that the data was retrieved successfully.
When the Pull method is called, data is requested from the provider of the pipe. The caller must provide a buffer that will hold at least the number of double integers specified in the cRequest parameter. The proxy will unmarshal the data into the provided buffer and set the number of double integers actually provided in pcReturned. The pcReturned parameter can be less than or equal to cRequest, but it will never be greater. When pcReturned is 0, it indicates that there is no more data.