ConnectorType

ConnectorType

Gets the connector type of a display.

Parameters

[out] connectType ADLX_DISPLAY_CONNECTOR_TYPE* The pointer to a variable where the connector type is returned.

Return Value

If the connector type is successfully returned, ADLX_OK is returned.

If the connector type is not successfully returned, an error code is returned.

Refer to ADLX_RESULT for success codes and error codes.

Remarks

The connector type can be used to discover if the display is connected to the GPU using HDMI, DisplayPort or any other kind of display interface.

Requirements

Header	include “IDisplays.h”
Minimum version	1.0

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