AravisFakeStream

Check if stream will emit its signals.

since: 0.2.0

since: 0.8.11

since: 0.8.11

since: 0.8.11

since: 0.8.11

since: 0.8.11

since: 0.8.11

An accessor to the stream buffer queue lengths.

since: 0.2.0

since: 0.8.11

An accessor to the stream statistics.

since: 0.2.0

Pops a buffer from the output queue of stream. The retrieved buffer may contain an invalid image. Caller should check the buffer status before using it. This function blocks until a buffer is available.

since: 0.2.0

Pushes a ArvBuffer to the stream thread. The stream takes ownership of buffer, and will free all the buffers still in its queues when destroyed.

since: 0.2.0

Make stream emit signals. This option is by default disabled because signal emission is expensive and unneeded when the application prefers to operate in pull mode.

since: 0.2.0

Start the stream receiving thread. The thread is automatically started when the ArvStream object is instantiated, so this function is only useful if the thread was stopped using arv_stream_stop_thread.

since: 0.6.2

Stop the stream receiving thread, and optionally delete all the ArvBuffer stored in the stream object queues. Main use of this function is to be able to quickly change an acquisition parameter that changes the payload size, without deleting/recreating the stream object.

since: 0.6.2

Pops a buffer from the output queue of stream, waiting no more than timeout. The retrieved buffer may contain an invalid image. Caller should check the buffer status before using it.

since: 0.2.0

Pops a buffer from the output queue of stream. The retrieved buffer may contain an invalid image. Caller should check the buffer status before using it. This is the non blocking version of pop_buffer.

since: 0.2.0

Please see GObject for a full list of methods.

Initializes the object implementing the interface.