Constructs a CXlSerialData object
[C++]
CXlSerialData();
CXlSerialData(
const char* pszFnName,
void* pvFirstArg,
bool bPrefixFn,
int omitArgs
);
CXlSerialData(
void* pvData,
size_t cbData
);
CXlSerialData(
const CXlSerialData& srcKey
);
CXlSerialData(
const CXlOper& xlo
);
Name of add-in function whose arguments are being converted to a byte array.
Address of the first argument to the add-in function. This pointer is used to traverse the argument stack, using the add-in function's registered definition to interpret the items in the stack.
If true, the name of the function will be prefixed to the byte array. This is useful if a single cache is used for more than one add-in function. If false, then the function is not prefixed. This is appropriate if each add-in function uses its own cache.
If non-zero, this instructs the serializer to omit the last nOmitArgs arguments in the list.
A pointer to an array of bytes, of size cbData.
Size of array of bytes.
An object to be deep copied.
A CXlOper object containing one or more values which will be serialized to the new CXlSerialData object. If the CXlOper was passed as an argument from Excel, you must call CXlOper::Coerce() before saving it.
This method constructs a CXlSerialData object.
Header: xlserialize.h