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 Post subject: looking for callback documentation
PostPosted: Thu May 22, 2008 3:05 pm 
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Hi,

I am trying to find where is documented an explanation for when my callback function is invoked the "CallbackNumber" parameter equal to "CN_FILE_TREE_PROGRESS_NAME_COLLISION" directs one to obtain the name in collision from the "pCallbackSpecial1" parameter?

For example:
From sample file PPFileSystem.cpp of project ImageBuilder:
VOID __stdcall FileTreeCallback( CALLBACK_NUMBER CallbackNumber, PVOID pCallbackContext, PVOID pCallbackSpecial1, PVOID pCallbackSpecial2)

How do I know, based on value in "CallbackNumber", whether valid data can be acquired via "pCallbackSpecial1" and "pCallbackSpecial2" and what type of data is available?

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 Post subject: Re: looking for callback documentation
PostPosted: Fri May 23, 2008 8:28 am 
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oldsubsailor wrote:
Hi,

I am trying to find where is documented an explanation for when my callback function is invoked the "CallbackNumber" parameter equal to "CN_FILE_TREE_PROGRESS_NAME_COLLISION" directs one to obtain the name in collision from the "pCallbackSpecial1" parameter?

For example:
From sample file PPFileSystem.cpp of project ImageBuilder:
VOID __stdcall FileTreeCallback( CALLBACK_NUMBER CallbackNumber, PVOID pCallbackContext, PVOID pCallbackSpecial1, PVOID pCallbackSpecial2)

How do I know, based on value in "CallbackNumber", whether valid data can be acquired via "pCallbackSpecial1" and "pCallbackSpecial2" and what type of data is available?

:)
Thank you,


Hello,

Please look to StarBurn_API.chm
SymbolReference->Types->PCALLBACK type :
on this page in section Remarks you can see table with Callback number and Special parameter 1, Special parameter 2 descriptions.

Description of Callback numbers you can find in StarBurn_API.chm
Symbol Reference -> Structs, Records, Enums -> _CALLBACK_NUMBER Enumeration:
on this page in section Description you can see description of callback numbers.


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 Post subject: almost there...
PostPosted: Fri May 23, 2008 10:28 am 
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Thanks for uncovering the table. Now how about describing the PCHAR items listed under "Special parameter 1". Specifically for the Callback number items: "CN_FILE_TREE_PROGRESS_ADD", "CN_FILE_TREE_PROGRESS_REMOVE", "CN_FILE_TREE_PROGRESS_IGNORE" and "CN_FILE_TREE_PROGRESS_NAME_COLLISION".
Are they NULL terminated and what is their max size in case I want to manually allocate a buffer to hold the data?

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 Post subject: Re: almost there...
PostPosted: Fri May 23, 2008 11:25 am 
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oldsubsailor wrote:
Thanks for uncovering the table. Now how about describing the PCHAR items listed under "Special parameter 1". Specifically for the Callback number items: "CN_FILE_TREE_PROGRESS_ADD", "CN_FILE_TREE_PROGRESS_REMOVE", "CN_FILE_TREE_PROGRESS_IGNORE" and "CN_FILE_TREE_PROGRESS_NAME_COLLISION".
Are they NULL terminated and what is their max size in case I want to manually allocate a buffer to hold the data?

Thank you,


You can use MAX_PATH constant for this, that is 260 UCHARs.


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 Post subject: Null characters?
PostPosted: Fri May 23, 2008 11:34 am 
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I presume your strings are null terminated?


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 Post subject: Re: Null characters?
PostPosted: Fri May 23, 2008 3:04 pm 
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oldsubsailor wrote:
I presume your strings are null terminated?


Yes of course.


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