---
name: "Vector_BLF_RestorePoints"
section: "3"
platform: "linux"
package: "vector-blf"
version: "2.4.2-2"
release: "Arch Linux 2026-11-01"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/Vector_BLF_RestorePoints"
---

# Vector\_BLF\_RestorePoints(3)

## NAME

Vector::BLF::RestorePoints

## SYNOPSIS

\#include \<RestorePoints.h\>

### Public Member Functions

virtual void **read** (**AbstractFile** &is)\
 virtual void **write** (**AbstractFile** &os)\
 virtual uint32\_t **calculateObjectSize** () const\

### Public Attributes

uint32\_t **objectSize** {0x00180008}\
 uint32\_t **objectInterval** {1000}\
 std::vector\< **RestorePoint** \> **restorePoints** {}\

## Detailed Description

List of restore points.

**Note**

This class is based on observations, as there is no public documentation available. There are undocumented API functions for **RestorePoint** handling. And this seems like it.

## Member Function Documentation

### uint32\_t Vector::BLF::RestorePoints::calculateObjectSize () const \[virtual\]

Calculates the objectSize

**Returns**

object size

### void Vector::BLF::RestorePoints::read (AbstractFile & is) \[virtual\]

Read the data of this object

**Parameters**

*is* input stream

### void Vector::BLF::RestorePoints::write (AbstractFile & os) \[virtual\]

Write the data of this object

**Parameters**

*os* output stream

## Member Data Documentation

### uint32\_t Vector::BLF::RestorePoints::objectInterval {1000}

object interval

This is the interval between **RestorePoints**. Actually, due to a bug in the implementation, the interval is actually objectInterval + 1; Default is 1000, so it's storing a list, which point to each 1001stth object.

### uint32\_t Vector::BLF::RestorePoints::objectSize {0x00180008}

**Todo**

Is this the maximum byte size of the restorePoints vector?

Not sure with this.

objectSize is usually 0x00180008=1572872. Reduced by sizeof(objectSize) + sizeof(objectInterval) lefts 1572864 bytes for restorePoints. Each **RestorePoint** has 24 bytes, which would result in 65536 elements. Seems like a potential maximum for the **RestorePoints**. But why does this need to be stored in the file?

Actually restorePointData.size() in this example, was just 20936, based on available data, which is 502464 bytes. So I would have expected to see objectSize=502472.

### std::vector\<RestorePoint\> Vector::BLF::RestorePoints::restorePoints {}

Restore Points

## Author

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