MKI_EnumerateBlockAttrib (Enumeration) Changed in Version 2022.1 |
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C++ SyntaxMKI_EnumerateBlockAttrib( const LPCWSTR f_pszBlockName, const LPCWSTR f_pszLibraryName, __int32 f_nMode, MKI_ENUMATTRIB_PROC f_fnCallBack, void* f_pUserData, __int32* f_pAttribCount );
Enumerates all attributes of the given block. Blocks can only contain global and local attributes.
ParametersBlockName [const LPCWSTR] Name of the block whose attributes shall be enumerated. LibraryName [const LPCWSTR] Name of the library the block is located in. Mode [__int32] Determines the type(s) of attributes that shall be enumerated (see MKI_ATTRIBMODE_*). CallBack [MKI_ENUMATTRIB_PROC] Callback procedure for an attribute enumeration. This procedure will be called for every enumeration step. For a detailed description of attribute enumeration, see also the description of the MKI_EnumAttribProc procedure. If CallBack is nullptr, the attributes will not be enumerated, but the attribute number will still be returned. This can be used to determine whether a block has attributes (and how many). UserData [void*] This pointer will be passed to all callback procedures that are called during the enumeration. You can use this parameter to pass "local" data to the enumeration, preferably by passing a pointer to a local data structure containing all information the callback procedure requires.
Return Value Changed in Version 2022.1Enumeration result as a bitwise-or combination of flags (see MKI_RESULT_*). Some results indicate minor problems and do NOT mean that the enumeration was stopped or unsuccessful!
CommentFor a detailed description of attribute enumeration, see the description of the corresponding callback procedure MKI_EnumAttribProc.
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