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Windows.Devices.Lights Namespace
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Provides APIs for accessing and controlling LampArrays and legacy Lamp devices.
Classes
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Lamp |
Represents a lamp device. |
| LampArray |
Represents a LampArray device attached the system. Currently, only HID LampArrays are supported. |
| LampAvailabilityChangedEventArgs |
Provides data for the AvailabilityChanged event. |
| LampInfo |
Container of various properties of an individual lamp for a specific index. |
Enums
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| LampArrayKind |
The type of physical device the LampArray is part of. |
| LampPurposes |
Purpose/s of a lamp. |
Examples
Demonstrates how to control RGB lighting of peripheral devices using the Windows.Devices.Lights and Windows.Devices.Lights.Effects APIs.
Demonstrates how to extract a single, representative color from a desktop screen and use it to illuminate LED lamps on a connected RGB device.
Remarks
LampArray APIs can be used in a game or notification application to control the lights on your keyboard or mouse.
A common scenario for using the Lamp APIs in this namespace is adding a flashlight feature to your app that allows the user to manually turn on and off a device's camera torch light, if one is available.
See also
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