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This structure contains resource information and a user-defined value for a dialog box supported by a Control Panel application.
Syntax
typedef struct tagNEWCPLINFO {
DWORD
dwSize;
DWORD
dwFlags;
DWORD
dwHelpContext;
LONG
lData;
HICON
hIcon;
TCHAR
szName[32];
TCHAR
szInfo[64];
TCHAR
szHelpFile[128];
} NEWCPLINFO;
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Members
- dwSize
-
Specifies the length of the structure, in bytes.
- dwFlags
-
Ignored.
- dwHelpContext
-
Ignored.
- lData
-
Data defined by the application. When the Control Panel sends the CPL_DBCLK and CPL_STOP messages, it passes this value back to your application.
- hIcon
-
Handle to the icon that represents the dialog box. This icon is intended to be displayed by the application that controls the Control Panel application.
- szName
-
Null-terminated string that contains the dialog box name. The name is intended to be displayed below the icon.
- szInfo
-
Null-terminated string that contains the dialog box description. The description is intended to be displayed when the icon for the dialog box is selected.
- szHelpFile
-
Ignored.
Remarks
The dwHelpContextand szHelpSizemembers are not used by the Control Panel Explorer in Windows Embedded CE for the Handheld PC.
For ldata, applications should return the icon resource ID for the control panel. This is the same as hIcon, but the resource ID is being returned instead of the icon handle.
This data structure is filled by the CPlAppletfunction when it processes the CPL_NEWINQUIREmessage for a Control Panel application.
Requirements
| Header | cpl.h |
| Windows Embedded CE | Windows CE 1.0 and later |
| Windows Mobile | Pocket PC 2000 and later |