LampArrayKind Enumeration
Describes the general type of the physical device this ILampArray is part of.
Syntax
enum class LampArrayKind : uint32_t
{
Undefined = 0,
Keyboard = 1,
Mouse = 2,
GameController = 3,
Peripheral = 4,
Scene = 5,
Notification = 6,
Chassis = 7,
Wearable = 8,
Furniture = 9,
Art = 10,
Headset = 11
};
Constants
| Constant | Description |
|---|---|
| Undefined | LampArrayKind is not specified for this device. |
| Keyboard | Is part of a keyboard or keypad. |
| Mouse | Is part of a mouse. |
| GameController | Is part of a game controller (for example, gamepad, flight stick, sailing simulation device). |
| Peripheral | Is part of a more general peripheral/accessory (for example, speakers, mousepad, microphone, webcam). |
| Scene | Illuminates a room/performance stage/area (for example, room light bulbs, spotlights, wash lights, strobe lights, booth-strips, billboard/sign, camera flash). |
| Notification | Is part of a notification device. |
| Chassis | Is part of an internal PC case component (for example, RAM stick, motherboard, fan). |
| Wearable | Is embedded in a wearable accessory (for example, audio headset, wristband, watch, shoes). |
| Furniture | Is embedded in a piece of furniture (for example, chair, desk, bookcase). |
| Art | Is embedded in an artwork (for example, painting, sculpture). |
| Headset | Is embedded in a wearable accessory designed specifically for the head (for example, headphones). This is a specialization of Wearable. |
Remarks
It is likely this list will expand in the future, so avoid placing error checks that validate whether a LampArrayKind is within the current bounds. The preferred approach is to compare against the subset of LampArrayKinds the application supports.
Requirements
Header: Declared in LampArray.h.