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Class d3drmUserVisual

Applications use the d3drmUserVisual class to initialize visual objects. Note that this initialization is not necessary if the application calls the CreateUserVisual method. This initialization is required only if the application calls the CreateObject method to create the user-visual object.

public class d3drmUserVisual implements Id3drmUserVisual
{
  public void InternalSetObject(IUnknown lpdd);
  public IUnknown InternalGetObject();
  public void AddDestroyCallback(Id3drmCallback fn, IUnknown Arg);
  public void DeleteDestroyCallback(Id3drmCallback fn, IUnknown args);
  public d3drmUserVisual Clone();
  public void SetAppData(int data);
  public int GetAppData();
  public void SetName(String name);
  public String GetName();
  public String GetClassName();
  public void Init(IUserVisualCallback fn, IUnknown Arg);
}

There is the Init method.

In addition, the d3drmUserVisual class inherits the following methods from the d3drmObject class:

AddDestroyCallback

Clone

DeleteDestroyCallback

GetAppData

GetClassName

GetName

SetAppData

SetName

The d3drmUserVisual object is obtained by calling the CreateUserVisual method.

Init

public void Init(IUserVisualCallback fn, IUnknown Arg);

Initializes a d3drmUserVisual object.

Return Value:

No return value.

Parameter	Description
fn	Callback interface that contains an application-defined callback function.
Arg	Application-defined data to be passed to the callback function.

Remarks:

Applications can call the CreateUserVisual method to create and initialize a user-visual object at the same time. It is necessary to call Init only when the application has created the user-visual object by calling the CreateObject method.