[shell-coding] Re: Module skinning
- From: "chris rempel" <jugg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <shell-coding@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 8 Aug 2003 03:47:55 -0500
>if you'd like the relevant code, i could upload that for you. if you were
>thinking of using DROPEFFECT_COPY etc i hear that it's usually preferrable
>(more efficient?) to return DROPEFFECT_NONE and use something like SHFileOp
The main areas I need some info in are moving/copying directories and moving
files from one drive to another. Copying a file hasn't proven to be to
complicated.
As for the DROPEFFECT_xxxx stuff, that is simply a 'indicator' or a way to
inform the DropSource what type of operation you plan on doing on the data it
is providing. It does not help any in the actual copy/move/link portion of the
code. Although, apparently the DropTarget doesn't have to "move" the data, it
just copies it, and the DropSource deletes it's copy, and that doesn't make
much sense to me in a move operation on the same disk. So I may be mistaken...
But if you return DROPEFFECT_NONE it will disable the drag and drop operation
I believe, or at the least make the cursor icon display like it can't drop in
your window.
So, any info you have, I'll take a look. Email or uploading somewhere is fine.
Thanks.
chris
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