The encoder count when the state was read.

Note: Once a state object is read/created its contained values do not change. To get the current values you must call ReadState() again.

Note that current hardware platforms use only 32-bits of encoder data. This means that depending on the hardware, the encoder may rollover (go back to 0) when the encoder count reaches 0xFFFFFFFF (or 4294967295).

Get's value of a line that was caputured with this state object.

Note: Once a state object is read/created its contained values do not change. To get the current values you must call ReadState() again.

The time stamp counter when the state was read.

Note: Once a state object is read/created its contained values do not change. To get the current values you must call ReadState() again.