Structures and API call in Visual FoxPro 5.0

[Werner Nussbaumer]

How can I declare a structure to be passed via address to a
Windows DLL function like GetOpenFileName of the Windows API?

The structure can be for example like this:

struct Data
field1: integer;
field2: string[256];
field3: integer;
...
...
endstruct

Thank you for your help
Werner

[Anders Altberg]

In article <3438DE...@datacomm.ch>, From Werner Nussbaumer
<W.Nuss...@datacomm.ch>, the following was written:

> How can I declare a structure to be passed via address to a
> Windows DLL function

Werner

Check out VFP\SAMPLES\SOLUTION\SOLUTION.APP

-Anders

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[David Frankenbach]

Werner,

Check the reply over in ms programmer.exchange. This particular API function (GetOpenFileName) can't be
called directly because internally the struct it uses contains pointers.

df - (MVP FoxPro) http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/9834/

Werner Nussbaumer <W.Nuss...@datacomm.ch> wrote in article <3438DE...@datacomm.ch>...

> How can I declare a structure to be passed via address to a

[Dan Giralte]

Look thru the VFP5 samples, I believe mainsamp has examples of advanced API
(struct and referenece) use.

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Werner Nussbaumer wrote in message <3438DE...@datacomm.ch>...

>How can I declare a structure to be passed via address to a
>Windows DLL function like GetOpenFileName of the Windows API?
>
>The structure can be for example like this:
>
>struct Data
> field1: integer;
> field2: string[256];
> field3: integer;
> ...
> ...
>endstruct
>