Hello
i search some Time the Web (google,altavista,northernlight)for a .inc File containing :
SHARD_PATH
SHERB_NOCONFIRMATION
SHERB_NOPROGRESSUI
SHERB_NOSOUND
some one here has such a File or can please tell me where to find Infos about the API Calls ?
Its for this small routine i like to use :
invoke SHAddToRecentDocs,SHARD_PATH,NULL
invoke SHEmptyRecycleBin,NULL,NULL,SHERB_NOCONFIRMATION + SHERB_NOPROGRESSUI + SHERB_NOSOUND
Thanks
Hello again
can i also get how much Files are actual inside the Recycle Bin and Possible how much Space they use ?
All i found is for Delphi or VB and i dont understand how to port it.
Happy coding
Never used those, a quick glance seems to point towards "shell32", if you only need those constants I think they should be:
SHARD_PATH equ 2
SHERB_NOCONFIRMATION equ 1
SHERB_NOPROGRESSUI equ 2
SHERB_NOSOUND equ 4
Hello Ahner
thanks for the help :-) from where do you have this information ?
did you or possible another reader know why i cant use this in tasm ?
i got it from a masm sample and deleting of the recent documents work,but not the SHEmptyRecycleBin.
alltime i got an : unresolved external
i found in shell.inc :
SHEmptyRecycleBinA proto dword....
SHEmptyRecycleBin ....
can it be that the deffinition in tasm is another then in masm ?
normal all works when i use the inc files.
did i miss anything ?
Thamks
ps: by the way ,did anybody know more api calls to delete window tracks ,like recent documents did ?
Those four constants are in iczelion's windows.inc. These:
SHARD_PATH equ 2
SHARD_PIDL equ 1
seem to come from shlobj.h. What the SHERD's mean, I don't know.
To avoid unresolved externals, you need to put in a line:
"includelib \masm32\lib\shell32.lib"
Good Morning
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To avoid unresolved externals, you need to put in a line:
"includelib \masm32\lib\shell32.lib"
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ok,since i use tasm i allready copy the settings from the shell.inc into my source and then i got the error i post in my last posting.
i put them in the same section i put normal the : extern xyz :Proc
but it wont work.
thats why i ask if the deffinition is different for tasm.
anyway thanks for your answer :-)
cu