ListAPIWaitForListDone Method

Waits up to timeout for a ListDone event to be reported from the card.

Namespace: RAYLASE.SPICE3.ClientLib
Assembly: RAYLASE.SPICE3.ClientLib (in RAYLASE.SPICE3.ClientLib.dll) Version: 3.6.0

Syntax

public bool WaitForListDone(
	out int? listID,
	int? timeout = null
)

listID NullableInt32

Receives the Card-CommandList Identifier of the first list which was executed to completion since the last time this function was called.

timeout NullableInt32 (Optional)

null (or omitted)	use the default timeout period specified by ClientAPITimeout
-1	wait indefinitely for the event
0	do not wait, simply check if an event has already been reported
> 0	timeout period in ms

Boolean

true	if an event is reported within the specified timeout period.
false	but only if timeout== 0 and no event has occurred. If timeout!= 0 and no event has occurred, a TimeoutException will be thrown.

Exceptions

Exception	Condition
TimeoutException	Timeout occurred before the event.
ThreadInterruptedException	The wait was interrupted prematurely.
ListExecutionException	see12.7 Exceptions and Errors
ExecutionException	see12.7 Exceptions and Errors
FatalException	see12.7 Exceptions and Errors
AbortedException	see12.7 Exceptions and Errors
OutOfFieldException	see12.7 Exceptions and Errors

Remarks

Note that this function will throw a TimeoutException if no event is reported within the specified timeout period.
Use TryWaitForListDone(NullableInt32, NullableInt32) if no exception is desired.
Waiting can be interrupted by calling InterruptWaitForListDone.
Doing so will cause a ThreadInterruptedException.
Like all methods which involve communication with the card, this method is not thread-safe.
An executionDone event occurs when execution of a list has completely finished (all micro-vectors have been output), and only if execution was triggered explicitly by calling ListAPIExecute(Int32).
Sublists do not trigger executionDone events.