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Four-byte buffer in which the system returns the number of bytes that were available in the named pipe.
Four-byte buffer in which the system returns the number of bytes that were available in the named pipe.


=== Type ===
==Type ==
  [[USHORT]] cbpipe;
  [[USHORT]] cbpipe;
  USHORT cbmessage;
  USHORT cbmessage;


==== C Declaration Method ====
==C Declaration Method ==
typedef struct
typedef struct
 
== Fields ==
=== Fields ===
;cbpipe:Number of bytes that were buffered in the pipe, including the message-header bytes and bytes that have been examined.
;cbpipe:Number of bytes that were buffered in the pipe, including the message-header bytes and bytes that have been examined.
;cbmessage:Number of bytes in the current message. A value of 0 indicates a byte-stream pipe.
;cbmessage:Number of bytes in the current message. A value of 0 indicates a byte-stream pipe.
==Example Code==
<pre>
typedef struct _AVAILDATA
{
  USHORT cbpipe;      /* bytes left in pipe. */
  USHORT cbmessage;  /* bytes left in current message. */
} AVAILDATA;
</pre>


[[Category:Data type]]
[[Category:Data type]]

Latest revision as of 17:24, 2 May 2025

Four-byte buffer in which the system returns the number of bytes that were available in the named pipe.

Type

USHORT cbpipe;
USHORT cbmessage;

C Declaration Method

typedef struct

Fields

cbpipe
Number of bytes that were buffered in the pipe, including the message-header bytes and bytes that have been examined.
cbmessage
Number of bytes in the current message. A value of 0 indicates a byte-stream pipe.

Example Code

typedef struct _AVAILDATA
{
   USHORT cbpipe;      /* bytes left in pipe. */
   USHORT cbmessage;   /* bytes left in current message. */
} AVAILDATA;