MidiInputPort.OnSend(Byte[], Int32, Int32, Int64) Method
Definition
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Called whenever the receiver is passed new MIDI data.
[Android.Runtime.Register("onSend", "([BIIJ)V", "", ApiSince=23)]
public override void OnSend(byte[]? msg, int offset, int count, long timestamp);[<Android.Runtime.Register("onSend", "([BIIJ)V", "", ApiSince=23)>]
override this.OnSend : byte[] * int * int * int64 -> unitParameters
- msg
- Byte[]
a byte array containing the MIDI data
- offset
- Int32
the offset of the first byte of the data in the array to be processed
- count
- Int32
the number of bytes of MIDI data in the array to be processed
- timestamp
- Int64
the timestamp of the message (based on System.nanoTime()
- Attributes
Remarks
Called whenever the receiver is passed new MIDI data. Subclasses override this method to receive MIDI data. May fail if count exceeds getMaxMessageSize(). NOTE: the msg array parameter is only valid within the context of this call. The msg bytes should be copied by the receiver rather than retaining a reference to this parameter. Also, modifying the contents of the msg array parameter may result in other receivers in the same application receiving incorrect values in their onSend method.
Android reference for android.media.midi.MidiInputPort.onSend.
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