Is it a Bug?

[lcloki]

Hello there ...

I am getting 2 from @error after calling this call.

The documentations means:

@error = 2 unknown "return type".

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Func showVar($var, $name="unnamed")
        
        $tmp = "--------------------------------" & @CRLF
        
        If IsArray($var) Then
            For $i = 0 To UBound
                $tmp &= "   #" & $i & ": " & $tmp[$i]
            Next
        Else
            $tmp &= $name & ": " & $var
        EndIf
        
        Return $tmp
        
    EndFunc

    Func _NetLocalGroupEnum($servername="", $level=0)

        Local $arr[1]

    ;   NET_API_STATUS NetLocalGroupEnum(
    ;     LPCWSTR servername,
    ;     DWORD level,
    ;     LPBYTE* bufptr,
    ;     DWORD prefmaxlen,
    ;     LPDWORD entriesread,
    ;     LPDWORD totalentries,
    ;     PDWORD_PTR resume_handle
    ;   );

            
        If $level = 0 Then
            $bufptr = DllStructCreate("ptr")    ; GROUP_INFO_0
        Else
            MsgBox(0, "", "failed!")
        EndIf
        
        $hresume        = DllStructCreate("ptr")
        $entriesread    = 0
        $totalentries   = 0
        
        $res = DllCall( "netapi32.dll", "long", "NetLocalGroupEnum", _
                        "wstr", $servername, _
                        "int", $level, _
                        "long", DllStructGetPtr($bufptr), _
                        "int", -1, _
                        "ptr_int", $entriesread, _
                        "ptr_int", $totalentries, _
                        "long", DllStructGetPtr($hresume) _
                        )
                        
    ;#cs
        MsgBox(0, "",   "@error: " & @error & @CRLF & _
                        showVar($res, "res") )
    ;#ce            

    EndFunc

    _NetLocalGroupEnum()

Does anybody know whats wrong? I looked for NET_API_STATUS a it should be and long value. See here for example.

MSDN Library & NetLocalGroupEnum

[Jos]

Hello there ...

I am getting 2 from @error after calling this call.

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"ptr_int" is not a valid value..... Edited August 22, 2005 by JdeB

[lcloki]

thx, that was it ...

studip mistake ...