nn::boss::NsData::GetHeaderInfo Member Functionnn::Result GetHeaderInfo( HeaderInfoType type, void * pValue, size_t size );
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| in | type | Specifies the header element type. |
| out | pValue | Specifies a buffer storing the header information. |
| in | size | Buffer size. |
Result values listed below. | Value | Description |
|---|---|
Result::IsSuccess |
Read successfully. |
ResultInvalidNsDataValue |
The pointer to the region that stores NSDATA is NULL. |
ResultNsDataNotFound |
The specified NS data is not found. It might have been automatically deleted. |
ResultInvalidNsDataGetHeadSize |
The header size does not match the header type specified by the GetHeaderInfo function. Normally this doesn't occur, but it is possible that something abnormal occurred. |
ResultStorageAccessPermission |
You do not have storage access rights. Cannot access the expanded save data region. Reconfirm your access rights. |
ResultIpcNotSessionInitialized |
The session has not been initialized. This result is returned if this function is called before the Initialize function. Always call the Initialize function first thing when you use the BOSS library. |
| A value other than the above. | Unexpected error (see boss_Result.h for error details). |
Reads NS archive header information.
Specify the following types of NS archive header information to get the corresponding values.
To do so, you must allocate the necessary memory in advance. The function returns a ResultInvalidNsDataGetHeadSize error when the required amount of memory is not available.
NSD_TITLEID: The 64-bit title ID. (s64)
NSD_FLAGS: NSD flags. (bit32) NSD_DATATYPE: The NSD data type. (bit32) NSD_LENGTH: The NSD length. (s32) NSD_SERIALID: The NSD serial ID. (u32) NSD_VERSION: The NSD version number. (u32)NSD_ALL: All NSD attributes.… (NsDataHeaderInfo)
Note that sometimes the target NS data cannot be found, possibly because another application has already deleted the NS data, there was not enough space available when downloading the NS archive, or the data has been automatically deleted.
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