IOleLink::SetSourceDisplayName
Specifies the
new link source of a linked object using a display name.
HRESULT SetSourceDisplayName(
LPCOLESTR pszStatusText |
//Pointer to display name of new link source |
); |
|
Parameter
pszStatusText
[in] Pointer
to the display name of the new link source. It may not be NULL.
Return Values
S_OK
The display
name was set successfully.
MkParseDisplayName errors
Setting the
display name requires calling this function; therefore, this method may return
errors generated by this function.
Remarks
Notes to Callers
Your
container application can call IOleLink::SetSourceDisplayName when the
end user changes the source of a link or breaks a link. Note that this requires
the linked object to create a moniker out of the display name. If you d rather
parse the display name into a moniker yourself, your container can call IOleLink::SetSourceMoniker
instead of IOleLink::SetSourceDisplayName.
If you use
the OleUIEditLinks
If your
container application is immediately going to bind to a newly specified link
source, you should call MkParseDisplayName
Notes on Provided Implementation
The contract
for IOleLink::SetSourceDisplayName does not specify when the linked
object will parse the display name into a moniker. The parsing can occur before
IOleLink::SetSourceDisplayName returns, or the linked object can store
the display name and parse it only when it needs to bind to the link source.
Note that parsing the display name is potentially an expensive operation
because it might require binding to the link source. The provided
implementation of IOleLink::SetSourceDisplayName parses the display name
and then releases the bind context used in the parse operation. This can result
in running and then stopping the link source server.
If the linked object is
bound to the current link source, the implementation of IOleLink::SetSourceDisplayName
breaks the connection.
For more
information on how the linked object stores and uses the moniker to the link
source, see IOleLink::SetSourceMoniker.
See Also