RASPBDLG
[New
- Windows NT]
The RASPBDLG
structure is used with the RasPhonebookDlg
typedef struct tagRASPBDLG {
IN DWORD
dwSize;
IN HWND
hwndOwner;
IN DWORD
dwFlags;
IN LONG
xDlg;
IN LONG
yDlg;
IN DWORD
dwCallbackId;
IN RASPBDLGFUNC
pCallback;
OUT
DWORD dwError;
IN DWORD
reserved;
IN DWORD
reserved2;
} RASPBDLG;
Members
dwSize
Specifies the
size of this structure, in bytes. Before calling RasPhonebookDlg
hwndOwner
Identifies
the window that owns the modal RasPhonebookDlg dialog box. This member
can be any valid window handle, or it can be NULL if the dialog box has no
owner.
dwFlags
A set of bit
flags that indicate the options enabled for the dialog box. This parameter can
be a combination of the following values.
Value |
Meaning |
RASPBDFLAG_PositionDlg
|
Causes RasPhonebookDlg |
RASPBDFLAG_ForceCloseOnDial
|
Turns on
the close-on-dial option, overriding the user s preference. This option is appropriate with features such as RAS
AutoDial where the user s goal is to make a connection immediately. |
RASPBDFLAG_NoUser
|
Causes the RasPBDlgFunc |
RASPBDFLAG_UpdateDefaults
|
Causes the
default window position to be saved on exit. This flag is used primarily by
RASPHONE.EXE and should not be used by typical applications. |
xDlg
Specifies the
horizontal screen coordinate of the upper-left corner of the dialog box. This
value is used only if the RASPBDFLAG_PositionDlg flag is set.
yDlg
Specifies the
vertical screen coordinate of the upper-left corner of the dialog box. This
value is used only if the RASPBDFLAG_PositionDlg flag is set.
dwCallbackId
Specifies an
application-defined value that is passed to the callback function specified by pCallback.
You can use dwCallbackId to pass a pointer to application-specific
context information.
pCallback
Pointer to a RasPBDlgFunc
dwError
The RasPhonebookDlg
reserved
Reserved;
must be zero.
reserved2
Reserved;
must be zero.
See Also