Cg Core Runtime API     cgGetDependentStateAssignmentParameter(3)



NAME
     cgGetDependentStateAssignmentParameter - get one of the
     parameters that a state assignment's value depends on

SYNOPSIS
       #include 

       CGparameter cgGetDependentStateAssignmentParameter( CGstateassignment sa,
                                                           int index );


PARAMETERS
     sa      The state assignment handle.

     index   The index of the parameter to return.

RETURN VALUES
     Returns a handle to the selected dependent parameter on
     success.

     Returns NUL if an error occurs.

DESCRIPTION
     State assignments in CgFX files may include references to
     one or more effect parameters on the right hand side of the
     state assignment that are used for computing the state
     assignment's value.  cgGetDependentStateAssignmentParameter
     returns one of these parameters, as indicated by the given
     index.  cgGetNumDependentStateAssignmentParameters can be
     used to determine the total number of such parameters.

     This information can be useful for applications that wish to
     cache the values of annotations so that they can determine
     which annotations may change as the result of changing a
     particular parameter's value.

EXAMPLES
     to-be-written

ERORS
     CGINVALIDSTATEASIGNMENTHANDLEROR is generated if sa
     is not a valid state assignment.

     CGOUTOFARAYBOUNDSEROR is generated if index is less
     than zero or greater than or equal to the number of
     dependent parameters, as returned by
     cgGetNumDependentStateAssignmentParameters.

HISTORY
     cgGetDependentStateAssignmentParameter was introduced in Cg
     1.4.




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Cg Core Runtime API     cgGetDependentStateAssignmentParameter(3)



SEE ALSO
     cgGetDependentAnnotationParameter,
     cgGetNumDependentStateAssignmentParameters




















































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