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SHARD_PATH constant
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SHARD_PATH constant
Is there a way to get .NET to recognize the SHARD_PATH constant used in SHAddToRecentDocs, or if not, anyone know what the value of constant is
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SHARD_PATH constant
kostasT
You are P/Invoking to Win32 (specifically shell32.dll). There is no way to automatically read in any enums or constants that are used in P/Invoke signatures. You can find the enum definition here:
http://www.pinvoke.net/default.aspx/shell32/SHAddToRecentDocs.html
According to the page, the value for SHARD_PATH is 0x2.
BTW - Adam Nathan's pinvoke.net is a fabulous reference if you're P/Invoking into Win32 directly!!!
SHARD_PATH constant
Answer this question
SHARD_PATH constant
kostasT
http://www.pinvoke.net/default.aspx/shell32/SHAddToRecentDocs.html
According to the page, the value for SHARD_PATH is 0x2.
BTW - Adam Nathan's pinvoke.net is a fabulous reference if you're P/Invoking into Win32 directly!!!