How to use IKinectPressingUpdatedEventArgs Interface??

I don't Know how to use IKinectPressingUpdatedEventArgs Interface(c++)
I need to delta data
how to get data??

What specifically are you trying to do? Depending on the scenario, this might not be something you need. Are you using Win32 or store based apis? What is your UI framework? Have you created a thread and waiting for the interaction events to fire?
Carmine Sirignano - MSFT

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as Jongware already has explained in a previous thread, this is the scripting forum, the SDK forum is next door.
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Hi, Carsten,
(probably it's a bit too late to post an answer after 3 years , but I'll post it in case someone else needs it)
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"Interface implementation IF_WORKFLOW does not exist".
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Sometimes this sort of example is given in terms of animals. Substitute speak for act and you get:
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The example of having a collection of them is one time we might want to take advantage of this. When you have a List it has to be a list of something. In this case it is a list of Speaker instances.
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Ok but in my case, even if the physical Cisco card is a CNA device (it is plugged with a link to the FCoE switch, and a link to the Ethernet network), the Operating System doesn't see such a device since we have configured on the UCS :
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