Class XrUuidEXT

java.lang.Object
org.lwjgl.system.Pointer.Default
org.lwjgl.system.Struct<XrUuid>
org.lwjgl.openxr.XrUuid
org.lwjgl.openxr.XrUuidEXT
All Implemented Interfaces:
AutoCloseable, NativeResource, Pointer
public class XrUuidEXT extends XrUuid
struct XrUuidEXT {
    uint8_t data[XR_UUID_SIZE];
}

  • Constructor Details

    • XrUuidEXT

      public XrUuidEXT(ByteBuffer container)
      Creates a XrUuidEXT instance at the current position of the specified ByteBuffer container. Changes to the buffer's content will be visible to the struct instance and vice versa.

      The created instance holds a strong reference to the container object.

  • Method Details

    • data

      public XrUuidEXT data(@NativeType("uint8_t[XR_UUID_SIZE]") ByteBuffer value)
      Copies the specified ByteBuffer to the data field.
      Overrides:
      data in class XrUuid

    • data

      public XrUuidEXT data(int index, @NativeType("uint8_t") byte value)
      Sets the specified value at the specified index of the data field.
      Overrides:
      data in class XrUuid

    • set

      public XrUuidEXT set(XrUuidEXT src)
      Copies the specified struct data to this struct.
      Parameters:
      src - the source struct
      Returns:
      this struct

    • malloc

      public static XrUuidEXT malloc()
      Returns a new XrUuidEXT instance allocated with memAlloc. The instance must be explicitly freed.

    • calloc

      public static XrUuidEXT calloc()
      Returns a new XrUuidEXT instance allocated with memCalloc. The instance must be explicitly freed.

    • create

      public static XrUuidEXT create()
      Returns a new XrUuidEXT instance allocated with BufferUtils.

    • create

      public static XrUuidEXT create(long address)
      Returns a new XrUuidEXT instance for the specified memory address.

    • createSafe

      public static @Nullable XrUuidEXT createSafe(long address)
      Like create, but returns null if address is NULL.

    • malloc

      public static XrUuidEXT.Buffer malloc(int capacity)
      Returns a new XrUuidEXT.Buffer instance allocated with memAlloc. The instance must be explicitly freed.
      Parameters:
      capacity - the buffer capacity

    • calloc

      public static XrUuidEXT.Buffer calloc(int capacity)
      Returns a new XrUuidEXT.Buffer instance allocated with memCalloc. The instance must be explicitly freed.
      Parameters:
      capacity - the buffer capacity

    • create

      public static XrUuidEXT.Buffer create(int capacity)
      Returns a new XrUuidEXT.Buffer instance allocated with BufferUtils.
      Parameters:
      capacity - the buffer capacity

    • create

      public static XrUuidEXT.Buffer create(long address, int capacity)
      Create a XrUuidEXT.Buffer instance at the specified memory.
      Parameters:
      address - the memory address
      capacity - the buffer capacity

    • createSafe

      public static @Nullable XrUuidEXT.Buffer createSafe(long address, int capacity)
      Like create, but returns null if address is NULL.

    • malloc

      public static XrUuidEXT malloc(MemoryStack stack)
      Returns a new XrUuidEXT instance allocated on the specified MemoryStack.
      Parameters:
      stack - the stack from which to allocate

    • calloc

      public static XrUuidEXT calloc(MemoryStack stack)
      Returns a new XrUuidEXT instance allocated on the specified MemoryStack and initializes all its bits to zero.
      Parameters:
      stack - the stack from which to allocate

    • malloc

      public static XrUuidEXT.Buffer malloc(int capacity, MemoryStack stack)
      Returns a new XrUuidEXT.Buffer instance allocated on the specified MemoryStack.
      Parameters:
      capacity - the buffer capacity
      stack - the stack from which to allocate

    • calloc

      public static XrUuidEXT.Buffer calloc(int capacity, MemoryStack stack)
      Returns a new XrUuidEXT.Buffer instance allocated on the specified MemoryStack and initializes all its bits to zero.
      Parameters:
      capacity - the buffer capacity
      stack - the stack from which to allocate