Dan Streetman wrote:
To get a String Descriptor you have to talk to the device, and anytime you actually talk to a device you can get an exception (see the sync/async Submit methods).
That makes sense. Thanks. Could you give me an example of the sort of error that might occur? For instance, if the device were physically unplugged or ran out of battery power and then I tried to talk to it would I get this exception? But that would probably be a UsbDisconnectedException. Maybe a misbehaving device elsewhere on the chain? What causes these exceptions to occur in practice?
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