Device.WriteEffect Method

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Saves information about one or more force-feedback effects to a file that can be read by using Inputdevice9Enumeffectsinfile. This method is chiefly of interest to those wanting to write their own force-authoring applications.

Definition

Visual Basic Public Sub WriteEffect( _
    ByVal fileName As String, _
    ByVal fileEffect() As FileEffect _
)

C# public void WriteEffect(
    string fileName,
    FileEffect[] fileEffect
);

C++ public:
void WriteEffect(
    String^ fileName,
    array<FileEffect>^ fileEffect
);

JScript public function WriteEffect(
    fileName : String,
    fileEffect : FileEffect[]
);

Visual Basic	Public Sub WriteEffect( _ ByVal fileName As String, _ ByVal fileEffect() As FileEffect _ )
C#	public void WriteEffect( string fileName, FileEffect[] fileEffect );
C++	public: void WriteEffect( String^ fileName, array<FileEffect>^ fileEffect );
JScript	public function WriteEffect( fileName : String, fileEffect : FileEffect[] );

Parameters

fileName System.String

fileEffect Microsoft.DirectX.DirectInput.FileEffect[]

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fileName	System.String
fileEffect	Microsoft.DirectX.DirectInput.FileEffect[]