WIN32_FIND_DATA

[w0uter]

WIN32_FIND_DATA

need one for FtpFindFirstFile.

but if i call it, the entire structure is filled with 0's

Local $v_FT1 = DllStructCreate('dword;dword')
    Local $v_FT2 = DllStructCreate('dword;dword')
    Local $v_FT3 = DllStructCreate('dword;dword')
    Local $v_Struct = DllStructCreate('dword;ptr;ptr;ptr;dword;dword;dword;dword;chr[260];chr[14]')
    DllStructSetData($v_Struct, 2, DllStructGetPtr($v_FT1))
    DllStructSetData($v_Struct, 3, DllStructGetPtr($v_FT2))
    DllStructSetData($v_Struct, 4, DllStructGetPtr($v_FT3))

calling it like evrything else

DllCall('wininet.dll', 'int', 'FtpFindFirstFile', 'long', $l_FtpSession, 'str', $s_RemoteFile,
 'ptr', DllStructGetPtr($v_Struct), 'long', $l_Flags, 'long', $l_Context)

the call itself does return an indentifier.

Edited August 29, 2005 by w0uter

[hgeras]

You dont show us where you use the $v_FTx structures.... You tell it to get the pointer of this structures but i dont see them called by any dll or how you fill them...I believe they are the FILETIME structures huh? Have you tried to use DllStructGetData instead of DllStructGetPtr? Or try to use in your $v_Struct "long_ptr" or "int_ptr" instead of simple "ptr"...

Play with these and tell me....

EDIT:Typos....

C ya

Edited August 30, 2005 by hgeras

[Dickb]

Hi Wouter,

I've been working on this. No time to finish it, but in basics it works.

Give it a look.

Dick

FTP_Find.au3

[w0uter]

thank you Dickb.

i didnt reallise i could use [2] to create a sub struct.

i will check it out.

[Dickb]

thank you Dickb.

i didnt reallise i could use [2] to create a sub struct.

i will check it out.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Took me some time to find it out. I hope you can finish this. I am lacking the time for it.

If you can use it then my time is well spend.

[w0uter]

I hope you can finish this.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

oh i will.

[hgeras]

The [2] parameter is indeed interesting.... There are many structures that use sub structures in MSDN.... Very useful....

C ya

[Holger]

Yeah, you may also take a look in the helpfile at function "DllStructCreate" -> "Remarks":

...Create arrays by adding '' after the data type.

DllStructCreate("int;char[128]")

So long...