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SysSpatialInputDeviceWatcherStatus Enum

Definition

Describes the state of a SysSpatialInputDeviceWatcher object.

Important

This API is available only to components of the Windows operating system. Calls to these APIs will fail at runtime for all other processes. These APIs may be modified or removed in future Windows releases.

public enum class SysSpatialInputDeviceWatcherStatus
/// [Windows.Foundation.Metadata.ContractVersion(Windows.System.Implementation.Holographic.HoloSysImplementationContract, 65536)]
enum class SysSpatialInputDeviceWatcherStatus
[Windows.Foundation.Metadata.ContractVersion(typeof(Windows.System.Implementation.Holographic.HoloSysImplementationContract), 65536)]
public enum SysSpatialInputDeviceWatcherStatus
var value = Windows.System.Implementation.Holographic.SysSpatialInputDeviceWatcherStatus.created
Public Enum SysSpatialInputDeviceWatcherStatus
Inheritance
SysSpatialInputDeviceWatcherStatus
Attributes

Windows requirements

Device family
Windows Holographic System Implementation Extension SDK (introduced in 10.0.17763.0)
API contract
Windows.System.Implementation.Holographic.HoloSysImplementationContract (introduced in v1.0)

Fields

Name Value Description
Created 0

This is the initial state of a watcher object. During this state clients can register event handlers.

Started 1

The watcher transitions to the Started state once Start is called. The watcher is enumerating the initial collection. Note that during this enumeration phase it is possible to receive Updated and Removed notifications but only to items that have already been Added.

EnumerationCompleted 2

The watcher has completed enumerating the initial collection. Items can still be added, updated or removed from the collection.

Stopping 3

The client has called Stop and the watcher is still in the process of stopping. Events may still be raised.

Stopped 4

The client has called Stop and the watcher has completed all outstanding events. No further events will be raised.

Aborted 5

The watcher has aborted operation. No subsequent events will be raised.

Applies to