IBDAComparable::CompareExact method (tuner.h)
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The CompareExact method compares two objects to determine whether they contain the same tuning information.
Syntax
HRESULT CompareExact(
[in] IDispatch *CompareTo,
[out] long *Result
);
Parameters
[in] CompareTo
Pointer to the IDispatch interface of the object that is to be compared with the object that implements the IBDAComparable interface.
[out] Result
Pointer to a variable that receives the result of the comparison. If the result is 0, the two objects are the same. If the result is nonzero, the two objects are not the same.
Return value
If the method succeeds, it returns S_OK. If it fails, it returns an error code.
Remarks
This method compares two objects to determine whether they contain the same tuning properties. The first object in the comparison is the object that implements the IBDAComparable interface that the method is called on. The CompareTo parameter specifies the second object.
This method compares all of the tuning properties of the two objects and their associated objects. In contrast, the CompareEquivalent method compares only a subset of these properties.
For example, DirectShow implements the IBDAComparable::CompareExact method for a tune-request object to include both the tuning space and locator in the comparison. Thus, two DVB tuning requests are the same only if they both tune to the same DVB URL (with the same original network ID, transport stream ID, and service ID) and have the same modulation type.
Requirements
| Target Platform | Windows |
| Header | tuner.h |