| Microsoft DirectX 8.1 (C++) |
The Flush method flushes messages from the queue when the performance stops. The tool can use the method to do whatever is necessary to flush the message. For instance, the output tool uses this method to ensure that any pending note-off messages are processed immediately.
Syntax
HRESULT Flush(
IDirectMusicPerformance* pPerf,
DMUS_PMSG* pPMSG,
REFERENCE_TIME rtTime
);
Parameters
pPerf
Address of the IDirectMusicPerformance8 interface.
pPMSG
Message to flush.
rtTime
Time at which to flush.
Return Values
Return values are determined by the implementation. If the method succeeds, the return value can be one of the following:
| Return code |
| DMUS_S_REQUEUE |
| DMUS_S_FREE |
| S_OK |
If it fails, the method can return E_POINTER.
Remarks
The message will have DMUS_PMSGF_TOOL_FLUSH set in its dwFlags member. See DMUS_PMSG.
If the method returns DMUS_S_REQUEUE, the tool wants the message to be requeued. This allows the tool to put a new time stamp and parameters on the message and requeue it, or to requeue the message with a different delivery type.
If the return value is DMUS_S_FREE, the tool wants the message freed automatically and does not want to requeue the message.
If S_OK is returned, the tool does not want the message to be freed automatically. Perhaps the tool is holding onto the message for some reason, or has freed it itself.
Be sure not to create a circular reference to the performance represented by pPerf. For more information, see DirectMusic Tools.
Requirements
Header: Declared in dmplugin.h.
See Also