osvr::pluginkit Namespace Reference

Contains C++ header-only wrappers for the PluginKit C API.Use of these wrappers is optional: they duplicate functionality found in the C API as they are implemented in headers on top of the C API. However, they also provide a much cleaner, low-boilerplate interface for the most common operations. More...

Classes
class	DeviceToken
	Wrapper class for OSVR_DeviceToken. More...
class	ImagingInterface
	A class wrapping an imaging interface for a device. More...
class	ImagingMessage
	A class wrapping a cv::Mat representing a frame, as well as the sensor ID it corresponds to. Pass to osvr::pluginkit::DeviceToken::send() along with your osvr::pluginkit::ImagingInterface. More...
class	PluginContext
	C++ wrapper class for the opaque plugin context. More...

Functions
OSVR_MessageType	registerMessageType (OSVR_PluginRegContext ctx, const char *name)
	Register or recall a message type by name. More...
OSVR_MessageType	registerMessageType (OSVR_PluginRegContext ctx, std::string const &name)
template<typename T >
T *	registerObjectForDeletion (OSVR_PluginRegContext ctx, T *obj)
	Registers an object to be destroyed with delete when the plugin is unloaded. More...
template<typename T >
void	registerHardwareDetectCallback (OSVR_PluginRegContext ctx, T functor)
	Registers a function object to be called when the core requests a hardware detection. More...
template<typename T >
void	registerDriverInstantiationCallback (OSVR_PluginRegContext ctx, const char driverName[], T functor)
	Registers a function object to be called when the server is told to instantiate a driver by name with parameters. More...

Detailed Description

Contains C++ header-only wrappers for the PluginKit C API.

Use of these wrappers is optional: they duplicate functionality found in the C API as they are implemented in headers on top of the C API. However, they also provide a much cleaner, low-boilerplate interface for the most common operations.

The free functions and the members of osvr::pluginkit::PluginContext perform the same functionality. Use of the class can just lead to cleaner code if your whole plugin is "C++-style".