98 Visual C++ object definitions
CHostData object
BSTR FirstConnectionType(); and BSTR
NextConnectionType();
FirstConnectionType() and NextConnectionType() are used to iterate through
the available connection types. The functions return a BSTR, which is the name
of an available connection type. You can use these returned connection types
with the SetConnectionType() function.
Table 3-50
defines the return value.
BOOL FindConnectionType(LPCTSTR lpszConnectionType);
Returns TRUE if the connection type that is passed in exists on the computer.
Table 3-51
defines the parameter.
Table 3-52
defines the return value.
short MaxAssignedConnections()
Returns the maximum number of connection types that can be assigned at the
same time (currently two).
Table 3-53
defines the return value.
Table 3-50
BSTR FirstConnectionType(); and BSTR NextConnectionType();
return value
Return value
Description
BSTR
The name of a supported connection device type
Table 3-51
BOOL FindConnectionType parameter
Parameter
Description
LPCTSTR lpszConnectionType
The name of a connection device type
Table 3-52
BOOL FindConnectionType return value
Return value
Description
BOOL
TRUE if this device type is available
Table 3-53
short MaxAssignedConnections() return value
Return value
Description
Short
The maximum number of connection type
assignments
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