DeclarationTypeCaps Structure
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Indicates the type of data formats that are supported in a vertex declaration.
Definition
Visual Basic |
Public Structure DeclarationTypeCaps |
C# |
public struct DeclarationTypeCaps |
C++ |
public value class DeclarationTypeCaps sealed |
JScript |
In JScript, you can use structures, but you cannot define your own. |
Members Table
The following table lists the members exposed by the object. Click a tab on the left to choose the type of member you want to view.
Methods
Method |
Description |
ToString
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Obtains a string representation of the current instance. |
Properties
Property |
Description |
SupportsDec3N
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Indicates that a 3-dimension signed 10 10 10 format is supported for vertex declarations. |
SupportsFloat16Four
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Indicates that a 4-dimension 16-bit floating-point numbers format is supported for vertex declarations. |
SupportsFloat16Two
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Indicates that a 2-dimension 16-bit floating-point numbers format is supported for vertex declarations. |
SupportsShort2N
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Indicates that a normalized, 2-D signed short format is supported for vertex declarations. |
SupportsShort4N
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Indicates that a normalized, 4-D signed short format is supported for vertex declarations. |
SupportsUByte4
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Indicates that a 4-dimension unsigned byte format is supported for vertex declarations. |
SupportsUByte4N
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Indicates that a normalized, 4-dimension unsigned byte format is supported for vertex declarations. |
SupportsUDec3
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Indicates that a 3-dimension unsigned 10 10 10 format is supported for vertex declarations. |
SupportsUShort2N
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Indicates that a normalized, 2-dimension unsigned short format is supported for vertex declarations. |
SupportsUShort4N
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Indicates that a normalized 4-D unsigned short format is supported for vertex declarations. |
Structure Information
Namespace |
Microsoft.DirectX.Direct3D |
Assembly |
Microsoft.DirectX.Direct3D (microsoft.directx.direct3d.dll) |
Strong Name |
Microsoft.DirectX.Direct3D,
Version=1.0.900.0,
Culture=neutral,
PublicKeyToken=d3231b57b74a1492 |
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