ReadFunction Method (SparkplugMetricExtension)

Modifies the metric to provide Sparkplug data for the pull data provision model by a specified function.

This method always makes the metric readable, but that does not mean it automatically makes it non-writable. If you need a metric that is readable and non-writable, combine this method with calling Writable(SparkplugMetric,Boolean) method with the 'writable' parameter set to false.

Overload List

Overload	Description
ReadFunction<TValue>(SparkplugMetric,Func<SparkplugData<TValue>>)	Modifies the metric to provide Sparkplug data for the pull data provision model by a specified function. This method always makes the metric readable, but that does not mean it automatically makes it non-writable. If you need a metric that is readable and non-writable, combine this method with calling Writable(SparkplugMetric,Boolean) method with the 'writable' parameter set to `false`. Specifies the read function returning Sparkplug data, for the pull data provision model.
ReadFunction(SparkplugMetric,SparkplugDataType,Func<SparkplugData>)	Specifies Sparkplug data type, and read function returning Sparkplug data, for the pull data provision model.
ReadFunction(SparkplugMetric,Type,Func<SparkplugData>)	Specifies value type, and read function returning Sparkplug data, for the pull data provision model.

Remarks

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Requirements

Target Platforms: .NET Framework: Windows 10 (selected versions), Windows 11 (selected versions), Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2022; .NET: Linux, macOS, Microsoft Windows

Reference

SparkplugMetricExtension Class
SparkplugMetricExtension Members

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