IXSLProcessor::readyState Method
Returns the current state of the processor, as follows:
| State |
Description |
| READYSTATE_UNINITIALIZED (0) |
This is the initial state until all the required properties are set (in particular, the input property). Calling transform at this point returns an error. |
| READYSTATE_LOADED (1) |
State when all the required properties are set. You can now call transform. |
| READYSTATE_INTERACTIVE (2) |
transform has been called but is not finished yet. |
| READYSTATE_COMPLETE (3) |
The transformation is finished, but there may still be some output to read if you are reading the output as a BSTR.
When you call reset or set any property, the state reverts to READYSTATE_LOADED. If a required property is cleared, it reverts to READYSTATE_UNINITIALIZED.
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Visual Basic Syntax
lReadyState = objXSLProcessor.readyState
C/C++ Syntax
HRESULT readyState (long* pReadyState);
Parameters
- pReadyState [out]
- The state of the current transformation.
See Also
IXSLProcessor Interface
