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CreateIOCallback Method

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Public method CreateIOCallback(XPRMIOCallbackInput)
This returns the name of an IO driver callback stream. The supplied delegate will be called whenever Mosel needs to read data from the stream; you should return the data to Mosel in a byte array, up to the limit supplied by Mosel.
Public method CreateIOCallback(XPRMIOCallbackOutput)
This returns the name of an IO driver callback stream. The supplied delegate will be called whenever output is sent to the stream; your function can do with it as you wish (e.g. output it to the screen, write it to a file, display it in a window, etc etc etc...)
Public methodCode example CreateIOCallback(XPRMIOCallbackOutputText)
This returns the name of an IO driver callback stream. The supplied delegate will be called whenever output is sent to the stream; your function can do with it as you wish (e.g. output it to the screen, write it to a file, display it in a window, etc etc etc...) Note that the stream must be called with line-buffering enabled (ie F_OUTPUT_LINEBUF)
Public method CreateIOCallback(XPRMIOCallbackInput, Object)
This returns the name of an IO driver callback stream. The supplied delegate will be called whenever Mosel needs to read data from the stream; you should return the data to Mosel in a byte array, up to the limit supplied by Mosel.
Public method CreateIOCallback(XPRMIOCallbackOutput, Object)
This returns the name of an IO driver callback stream. The supplied delegate will be called whenever output is sent to the stream; your function can do with it as you wish (e.g. output it to the screen, write it to a file, display it in a window, etc etc etc...)
Public methodCode example CreateIOCallback(XPRMIOCallbackOutputText, Object)
This returns the name of an IO driver callback stream. The supplied delegate will be called whenever output is sent to the stream; your function can do with it as you wish (e.g. output it to the screen, write it to a file, display it in a window, etc etc etc...) Note that the stream must be called with line-buffering enabled (ie F_OUTPUT_LINEBUF)
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