what is the IDXGIFactory1::IsCurrent work for?
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I notices that IDXGIFactory1 only add two interface from IDXGIFactory, which are EnumAdapter1 and IsCurrent.
1.So, what is the use of IsCurrent？
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I notices that IDXGIFactory1 only add two interface from IDXGIFactory, which are EnumAdapter1 and IsCurrent.
1.So, what is the use of IsCurrent？
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I notices that IDXGIFactory1 only add two interface from IDXGIFactory, which are EnumAdapter1 and IsCurrent.
1.So, what is the use of IsCurrent？
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asked Nov 9 at 8:32
MiC
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I notices that IDXGIFactory1 only add two interface from IDXGIFactory, which are EnumAdapter1 and IsCurrent.
1.So, what is the use of IsCurrent？
directx directx-11 dxgi
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asked Nov 9 at 8:32
MiC
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The IsCurrent method is for dealing with cases where information about the outputs that is cached internally by DXGI is outdated, meaning you should create a new factory.
This comes up in the handling of HDR10 displays. You can see it's use in my implementation of DeviceResources for DX11 and DX12
answered Nov 9 at 8:42
Chuck Walbourn
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i found a new Feature "improved support for remote desktops" of DXGI1.1 in your paper "DirectX 11 Technology Update". Is that mean "IsCurrent" can also be used to check the remote device connecting state?
– MiC
Nov 9 at 8:58
You generally detect remote desktops withGetSystemMetrics(SM_REMOTESESSION). Some remote scenarios will end up having the remote session connect to the "Microsoft Basic Renderer" you can detect via VID/PID
– Chuck Walbourn
Nov 9 at 17:15
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1 Answer
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The IsCurrent method is for dealing with cases where information about the outputs that is cached internally by DXGI is outdated, meaning you should create a new factory.
This comes up in the handling of HDR10 displays. You can see it's use in my implementation of DeviceResources for DX11 and DX12
answered Nov 9 at 8:42
Chuck Walbourn
19.4k12549
i found a new Feature "improved support for remote desktops" of DXGI1.1 in your paper "DirectX 11 Technology Update". Is that mean "IsCurrent" can also be used to check the remote device connecting state?
– MiC
Nov 9 at 8:58
You generally detect remote desktops withGetSystemMetrics(SM_REMOTESESSION). Some remote scenarios will end up having the remote session connect to the "Microsoft Basic Renderer" you can detect via VID/PID
– Chuck Walbourn
Nov 9 at 17:15
add a comment |
up vote
0
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accepted
The IsCurrent method is for dealing with cases where information about the outputs that is cached internally by DXGI is outdated, meaning you should create a new factory.
This comes up in the handling of HDR10 displays. You can see it's use in my implementation of DeviceResources for DX11 and DX12
answered Nov 9 at 8:42
Chuck Walbourn
19.4k12549
i found a new Feature "improved support for remote desktops" of DXGI1.1 in your paper "DirectX 11 Technology Update". Is that mean "IsCurrent" can also be used to check the remote device connecting state?
– MiC
Nov 9 at 8:58
You generally detect remote desktops withGetSystemMetrics(SM_REMOTESESSION). Some remote scenarios will end up having the remote session connect to the "Microsoft Basic Renderer" you can detect via VID/PID
– Chuck Walbourn
Nov 9 at 17:15
add a comment |
up vote
0
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accepted
up vote
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accepted
The IsCurrent method is for dealing with cases where information about the outputs that is cached internally by DXGI is outdated, meaning you should create a new factory.
This comes up in the handling of HDR10 displays. You can see it's use in my implementation of DeviceResources for DX11 and DX12
answered Nov 9 at 8:42
Chuck Walbourn
19.4k12549
The IsCurrent method is for dealing with cases where information about the outputs that is cached internally by DXGI is outdated, meaning you should create a new factory.
This comes up in the handling of HDR10 displays. You can see it's use in my implementation of DeviceResources for DX11 and DX12
answered Nov 9 at 8:42
Chuck Walbourn
19.4k12549
answered Nov 9 at 8:42
Chuck Walbourn
19.4k12549
answered Nov 9 at 8:42
Chuck Walbourn
19.4k12549
answered Nov 9 at 8:42
Chuck Walbourn
19.4k12549
19.4k12549
i found a new Feature "improved support for remote desktops" of DXGI1.1 in your paper "DirectX 11 Technology Update". Is that mean "IsCurrent" can also be used to check the remote device connecting state?
– MiC
Nov 9 at 8:58
You generally detect remote desktops withGetSystemMetrics(SM_REMOTESESSION). Some remote scenarios will end up having the remote session connect to the "Microsoft Basic Renderer" you can detect via VID/PID
– Chuck Walbourn
Nov 9 at 17:15
add a comment |
i found a new Feature "improved support for remote desktops" of DXGI1.1 in your paper "DirectX 11 Technology Update". Is that mean "IsCurrent" can also be used to check the remote device connecting state?
– MiC
Nov 9 at 8:58
You generally detect remote desktops withGetSystemMetrics(SM_REMOTESESSION). Some remote scenarios will end up having the remote session connect to the "Microsoft Basic Renderer" you can detect via VID/PID
– Chuck Walbourn
Nov 9 at 17:15
i found a new Feature "improved support for remote desktops" of DXGI1.1 in your paper "DirectX 11 Technology Update". Is that mean "IsCurrent" can also be used to check the remote device connecting state?
– MiC
Nov 9 at 8:58
i found a new Feature "improved support for remote desktops" of DXGI1.1 in your paper "DirectX 11 Technology Update". Is that mean "IsCurrent" can also be used to check the remote device connecting state?
– MiC
Nov 9 at 8:58
You generally detect remote desktops with
GetSystemMetrics(SM_REMOTESESSION). Some remote scenarios will end up having the remote session connect to the "Microsoft Basic Renderer" you can detect via VID/PID– Chuck Walbourn
Nov 9 at 17:15
You generally detect remote desktops with
GetSystemMetrics(SM_REMOTESESSION). Some remote scenarios will end up having the remote session connect to the "Microsoft Basic Renderer" you can detect via VID/PID– Chuck Walbourn
Nov 9 at 17:15
add a comment |
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