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This function allows you to notify user about the progress when you un/pack files. | This function allows you to notify user about the progress when you un/pack files. | ||
void __stdcall SetProcessDataProc (HANDLE hArcData, tProcessDataProc pProcessDataProc); | void __stdcall SetProcessDataProc (HANDLE hArcData, [[tProcessDataProc]] pProcessDataProc); | ||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
* ''pProcessDataProc'' contains a pointer to a function that you may want to call when notifying user about the progress being made when you pack or extract files from an archive. You need to store the value at some place if you want to use it; you can use ''hArcData'' that you have returned by [[OpenArchive]] to identify that place. | * ''pProcessDataProc'' contains a pointer to a function that you may want to call when notifying user about the progress being made when you pack or extract files from an archive. You need to store the value at some place if you want to use it; you can use ''hArcData'' that you have returned by [[OpenArchive]] to identify that place. | ||
Revision as of 14:52, 18 April 2006
This function allows you to notify user about the progress when you un/pack files.
void __stdcall SetProcessDataProc (HANDLE hArcData, tProcessDataProc pProcessDataProc);
Description
- pProcessDataProc contains a pointer to a function that you may want to call when notifying user about the progress being made when you pack or extract files from an archive. You need to store the value at some place if you want to use it; you can use hArcData that you have returned by OpenArchive to identify that place.