WriteBinary Method

Overload	Description
WriteBinary(Byte[])	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer.
WriteBinary(Byte[],Int64,Int64)	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Copy no more than count bytes, starting from the array index specified.
WriteBinary(SByte[])	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer.
WriteBinary(SByte[],Int64,Int64)	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Copy no more than count signed bytes, starting from the array index specified.
WriteBinary(Int16[])	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer.
WriteBinary(Int16[],Int64,Int64)	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Copy no more than count Int16 integers, starting from the array index specified.
WriteBinary(UInt16[])	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer.
WriteBinary(UInt16[],Int64,Int64)	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Copy no more than count UInt16 integers, starting from the array index specified.
WriteBinary(Int32[])	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer.
WriteBinary(Int32[],Int64,Int64)	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Copy no more than count Int32 integers, starting from the array index specified.
WriteBinary(UInt32[])	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer.
WriteBinary(UInt32[],Int64,Int64)	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Copy no more than count UInt32 integers, starting from the array index specified.
WriteBinary(Int64[])	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Raw binary arrays of 64-bit integers are supported, but IEEE 488.2 does not define arbitrary blocks of 64-bit integers.
WriteBinary(Int64[],Int64,Int64)	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Copy no more than count Int64 integers, starting from the array index specified. Raw binary arrays of 64-bit integers are supported, but IEEE 488.2 does not define arbitrary blocks of 64-bit integers.
WriteBinary(UInt64[])	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Raw binary arrays of 64-bit integers are supported, but IEEE 488.2 does not define arbitrary blocks of 64-bit integers.
WriteBinary(UInt64[],Int64,Int64)	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Copy no more than count UInt64 integers, starting from the array index specified. Raw binary arrays of 64-bit integers are supported, but IEEE 488.2 does not define arbitrary blocks of 64-bit integers.
WriteBinary(Single[])	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Single intergers cannot be formatted as IEEE-488.2 blocks.
WriteBinary(Single[],Int64,Int64)	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Copy no more than count singles, starting from the array index specified. Single intergers cannot be formatted as IEEE-488.2 blocks.
WriteBinary(Double[])	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Single intergers cannot be formatted as IEEE-488.2 blocks.
WriteBinary(Double[],Int64,Int64)	Formats the specified array as a raw binary array and adds it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Copy no more than count singles, starting from the array index specified. Single intergers cannot be formatted as IEEE-488.2 blocks.

Each WriteBinary method exhibits the same behavior as the corresponding call to Printf shown in the following table:

WriteBinary Method	Equivalent Printf Call
If BinaryEncoding=DefiniteLengthBlockData
void WriteBinary(Byte[] data); void WriteBinary(SByte[] data);	Printf("%b", data);
void WriteBinary(UInt16[] data); void WriteBinary(Int16[] data);	Printf("%hb", data);
void WriteBinary(UInt32[] data); void WriteBinary(Int32[] data);	Printf("%lb", data);
void WriteBinary(UInt64[] data); void WriteBinary(Int64[] data);	These WriteBinary methods, and the corresponding Printf format specifier (%llb), are not supported at this time.
void WriteBinary(Single[] data);	Printf("%zb", data);
void WriteBinary(Double[] data);	Printf("%Zb", data);
If BinaryEncoding=IndefiniteLengthBlockData
void WriteBinary(Byte[] data); void WriteBinary(SByte[] data);	Printf("%B", data);
void WriteBinary(UInt16[] data); void WriteBinary(Int16[] data);	Printf("%hB", data);
void WriteBinary(UInt32[] data); void WriteBinary(Int32[] data);	Printf("%lB", data);
void WriteBinary(UInt64[] data); void WriteBinary(Int64[] data);	These WriteBinary methods, and the corresponding Printf format specifier (%llB), are not supported at this time.
void WriteBinary(Single[] data);	Printf("%zB", data);
void WriteBinary(Double[] data);	Printf("%ZB", data);
If BinaryEncoding=RawBigEndian
void WriteBinary(Byte[] data); void WriteBinary(SByte[] data);	Printf("%!oby", data);
void WriteBinary(UInt16[] data); void WriteBinary(Int16[] data);	Printf("%!obhy", data);
void WriteBinary(UInt32[] data); void WriteBinary(Int32[] data);	Printf("%!obly", data);
void WriteBinary(UInt64[] data); void WriteBinary(Int64[] data);	Printf("%!oblly", data);
void WriteBinary(Single[] data);	This WriteBinary method is supported, but the corresponding Printf format specifier (%!obzy) is not supported at this time.
void WriteBinary(Double[] data);	This WriteBinary method is supported, but the corresponding Printf format specifier (%!obZy) is not supported at this time.
If BinaryEncoding=RawLittleEndian
void WriteBinary(Byte[] data); void WriteBinary(SByte[] data);	Printf("%!oly", data);
void WriteBinary(UInt16[] data); void WriteBinary(Int16[] data);	Printf("%!olhy", data);
void WriteBinary(UInt32[] data); void WriteBinary(Int32[] data);	Printf("%!olly", data);
void WriteBinary(UInt64[] data); void WriteBinary(Int64[] data);	Printf("%!ollly", data);
void WriteBinary(Single[] data);	This WriteBinary method is supported, but the corresponding Printf format specifier (%!olzy) is not supported at this time.
void WriteBinary(Double[] data);	This WriteBinary method is supported, but the corresponding Printf format specifier (%!olZy) is not supported at this time.

Current with Keysight IO Libraries Suite 18

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