RFA .NET
Encodes a pre-encoded data input.

Namespace: ThomsonReuters.RFA.Data
Assembly: RFA8_NET110_x64 (in RFA8_NET110_x64.dll) Version: 8.0.1.1

Syntax

C#
public void SetData(
	Data value
)
Visual Basic
Public Sub SetData ( _
	value As Data _
)
Visual C++
public:
void SetData(
	Data^ value
)
F#
member SetData : 
        value:Data -> unit

Parameters

value
Type: ThomsonReuters.RFA.Common..::..Data
The pre-encoded data input, valid data type for input data is FieldList, ElementList, Map, Vector, Series, FilterList, Array and DataBuffer which belongs to DataEnum. If data type is FieldList or ElementList, the input could be standard data, or defined data. This kind of encoding is well suited for hybrid applications or for applications that need to encode the same data repeatedly.

Remarks

CopyC#
example 1:
iter.Initialize(data, 160000);
iter.SetData(value); //pre-encoded value of FieldList type

example 2:
iter.StartSummaryData();
iter.SetData(value); //pre-encoded value of FieldList type
iter.Complete();

example 3:
iter.Start(vector);
iter.Bind(vectorEntry);
iter.SetData(value); //pre-encoded value of FieldList type
iter.Complete();

example 4:
iter.Start(fieldList);
iter.Bind(fieldEntry);
iter.SetData(value); //pre-encoded standard data,  value of DataBuffer which contains pre-encoded data of primitive type 
iter.Bind(fieldEntry);
iter.SetReal(); 
...                  //more field entry
iter.Complete();

example 5:
iter.Start(fieldList);
iter.SetData(value); //pre-encoded defined data,  value of DataBuffer which contains pre-encoded data of primitive type 
iter.SetUInt();      //more field entry
iter.Complete();

Exceptions

See Also