Shell Macros

4/8/2010

On Windows Mobile Professional and Windows Mobile Classic, the following macros are used with the Shell in support of the document list view control.

Programming element	Description
DocList_DeleteSelection	Deletes the items selected in the document list.
DocList_DisableUpdate	Prevents the document list view from updating.
DocList_EnableUpdate	Allows the document list view to be updated.
DocList_GetFilterIndex	Retrieves the current file filter selection.
DocList_GetItemCount	Counts the items in the document list.
DocList_GetNextItem	Retrieves the next item in the document list.
DocList_GetNextWaveFile	Retrieves the next listed WAV file.
DocList_GetPrevWaveFile	Retrieves the previous listed WAV file.
DocList_GetSelectCount	Retrieves the number of selected items.
DocList_GetSelectedPathname	Retrieves the path name associated with the selected item.
DocList_ReceiveIR	Receives information using the device IR port.
DocList_Refresh	Refreshes the document list view.
DocList_RenameMoveSelectedItem	Calls the Rename/Move dialog for the items selected in the document list.
DocList_SelectAll	Selects all items in the document list.
DocList_SelectItem	Retrieves the item associated with the path name selected in the document list.
DocList_SendEMail	Sends e-mail.
DocList_SendIR	Sends information using the device IR port.
DocList_SetFilterIndex	Resets the file filter index when the file filter changes.
DocList_SetFolder	Sets the document list to a folder.
DocList_SetItemState	Changes the state of an item in the document list.
DocList_SetOneItem	Creates an item that contains the PA structure that was passed in.
DocList_SetSelectedPathname	Retrieves the item associated with the selected path name (occurs during the next document list refresh).
DocList_SetSelection	Selects an item based on its index value.
DocList_SetSortOrder	Restores the document list view.
DocList_Update	Refreshes the document list view without restoring the selection.
DocList_ValidateFolder	Retrieves the document list to determine whether the current folder is valid.

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