MidiPacketMBS.DataMemory as MemoryBlock

Setting this value will automatically fill the DataString property, so both are in sync.
(Read and Write property)

MidiPacketMBS.DataString as String

Setting this value will automatically fill the DataMemory property, so both are in sync.

This will not work:
DataString="90 5A 7C"

But this is better:
DataString=chrb(&h90)+chrb(&h5A)+chrb(&h7C)

or with the DataMemory property:
m=newmemoryblock(3)
m.byte(0)=&h90
m.byte(1)=&h5A
m.byte(2)=&h7C
DataMemory=m
(Read and Write property)

MidiPacketMBS.TimeStamp as MemoryBlock   Deprecated

dim pack as MIDIPacketMBS
dim m as memoryblock

m=newmemoryblock(8)
m.Long(0) = 2345678 // some time value
m.Long(4) = 3456789
pack = new MIDIPacketMBS
pack.TimeStamp = m

A host clock time (64 bit value) representing the time of an event, as returned by MidiPacketMBS.CurrentTime.

As a convenience, you can use zero to use the current time.
And using nil for the memoryblock represents a value of zero (=now).
(Read and Write property)

MidiPacketMBS.TimeStampValue as UInt64

A host clock time (64 bit value) representing the time of an event, as returned by MidiPacketMBS.CurrentTime.

As a convenience, you can use zero to use the current time.
(Read and Write property)