GetLastWin32Err or exposes the Win32 GetLastError API method from
Kernel32.DLL. This method exists because it is not safe to make a direct
platform invoke call to GetLastError to obtain this information. If you want
to access this error code, you must call GetLastWin32Err or rather than
writing your own platform invoke definition for GetLastError and calling it.
The common language runtime can make internal calls to APIs that overwrite
the operating system maintained GetLastError.
You can only use this method to obtain error codes if you apply the
System.Runtime. InteropServices .DllImportAttri bute to the method signature
and set the SetLastError field to true. The process for this varies
depending upon the source language used: C# and C++ are false by default,
but the Declare statement in Visual Basic is true. For additional
information about the GetLastError and SetLastError Win32 API methods, see
the MSDN Library.
What does the last paragraph mean?
Especially the "...only... if you apply the ..." part
What Declare are they taking about?
I'd like to messagebox only if there is an error.
How can I test for success/failure?
Thanks a lot 10 2182
What does the last paragraph mean?
>
Especially the "...only... if you apply the ..." part
What Declare are they taking about?
System.Runtime. InteropServices .DllImportAttri bute to the method signature
and set the SetLastError field to true.
Below is an example of what the last paragraph is talking about :
<DllImport("ole 32.dll", EntryPoint:="CL SIDFromString", _
SetLastError:=T rue, CharSet:=CharSe t.Auto, _
CallingConventi on:=CallingConv ention.StdCall) _
Public Shared Function CLSIDFromString ( _
<MarshalAs(Unma nagedType.LPWSt r)ByVal pwcsName As String, _
ByRef pclsid As Guid) As Integer
End Function
" active" <ac********** @a-znet.comwrote in message
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GetLastWin32Err or exposes the Win32 GetLastError API method from
Kernel32.DLL. This method exists because it is not safe to make a direct
platform invoke call to GetLastError to obtain this information. If you
want to access this error code, you must call GetLastWin32Err or rather
than writing your own platform invoke definition for GetLastError and
calling it. The common language runtime can make internal calls to APIs
that overwrite the operating system maintained GetLastError.
You can only use this method to obtain error codes if you apply the
System.Runtime. InteropServices .DllImportAttri bute to the method signature
and set the SetLastError field to true. The process for this varies
depending upon the source language used: C# and C++ are false by default,
but the Declare statement in Visual Basic is true. For additional
information about the GetLastError and SetLastError Win32 API methods, see
the MSDN Library.
What does the last paragraph mean?
Especially the "...only... if you apply the ..." part
What Declare are they taking about?
I'd like to messagebox only if there is an error.
How can I test for success/failure?
Thanks a lot
I think I've got it.
Since I'm using Declares I need not do it.
But if I do a DllImport in C# I must do it if I want to use
GetLastWin32Err or after calling that sub.
Right?
But what about sending to a messagebox only if there is an error.
How can I test for success/failure?
Is not zero always an error and zero return success?
As always, thanks for the help!
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news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP05.phx.gbl. ..
>What does the last paragraph mean?
Especially the "...only... if you apply the ..." part
What Declare are they taking about?
>System.Runtime .InteropService s.DllImportAttr ibute to the method signature and set the SetLastError field to true.
Below is an example of what the last paragraph is talking about:
<DllImport("ole 32.dll", EntryPoint:="CL SIDFromString", _
SetLastError:=T rue, CharSet:=CharSe t.Auto, _
CallingConventi on:=CallingConv ention.StdCall) _
Public Shared Function CLSIDFromString ( _
<MarshalAs(Unma nagedType.LPWSt r)ByVal pwcsName As String, _
ByRef pclsid As Guid) As Integer
End Function
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>GetLastWin32Er ror exposes the Win32 GetLastError API method from Kernel32.DLL . This method exists because it is not safe to make a direct platform invoke call to GetLastError to obtain this information. If you want to access this error code, you must call GetLastWin32Err or rather than writing your own platform invoke definition for GetLastError and calling it. The common language runtime can make internal calls to APIs that overwrite the operating system maintained GetLastError.
You can only use this method to obtain error codes if you apply the System.Runtime .InteropService s.DllImportAttr ibute to the method signature and set the SetLastError field to true. The process for this varies depending upon the source language used: C# and C++ are false by default, but the Declare statement in Visual Basic is true. For additional information about the GetLastError and SetLastError Win32 API methods, see the MSDN Library. What does the last paragraph mean?
Especially the "...only... if you apply the ..." part
What Declare are they taking about? I'd like to messagebox only if there is an error.
How can I test for success/failure?
Thanks a lot
" active" <ac********** @a-znet.comschrieb
GetLastWin32Err or exposes the Win32 GetLastError API method from
Kernel32.DLL. This method exists because it is not safe to make a
direct platform invoke call to GetLastError to obtain this
information. If you want to access this error code, you must call
GetLastWin32Err or rather than writing your own platform invoke
definition for GetLastError and calling it. The common language
runtime can make internal calls to APIs that overwrite the operating
system maintained GetLastError.
You can only use this method to obtain error codes if you apply the
System.Runtime. InteropServices .DllImportAttri bute to the method
signature and set the SetLastError field to true. The process for
this varies depending upon the source language used: C# and C++ are
false by default, but the Declare statement in Visual Basic is true.
For additional
information about the GetLastError and SetLastError Win32 API
methods, see the MSDN Library.
What does the last paragraph mean?
Especially the "...only... if you apply the ..." part
What Declare are they taking about?
Declare Sub bla Lib "kernel32.d ll" ()
The paragraph says that calling GetLastWin32Err or only makse sense if the
API function called is declared using the DllImportAttrib ute while
specifying SetLastError=Tr ue. It depends on the language how this can be
done. In VB, you have two ways to declare an external function:
- Using the DllImport attribute
- Using the Declare statement (as shown above)
It says that, using the Declare statment, the SetLastError field is set to
True by default, so you don't have to (or can't) explicitly set it to true.
I'd like to messagebox only if there is an error.
How can I test for success/failure?
If you used the Declare statement for declaring the function called, simply
call GetLastWin32Err or afterwards. Nothing else has to be done.
If you used the DllImportAtribt e for declaring the function, you must set
SetLastError = True in the declaration:
<DllImportAttri bute("kernel32. dll", setlasterror:=T rue)_
Shared Sub bla()
End Sub
Armin
>The functions themselves return success or failure.
I was thinking that if I called GetLastWin32Err or when there was no error
the return might indicate that fact.
thanks
>>
>You can only use this method to obtain error codes if you apply the System.Runtime .InteropService s.DllImportAttr ibute to the method signature and set the SetLastError field to true. The process for this varies depending upon the source language used: C# and C++ are false by default, but the Declare statement in Visual Basic is true. For additional information about the GetLastError and SetLastError Win32 API methods, see the MSDN Library. What does the last paragraph mean?
Especially the "...only... if you apply the ..." part
What Declare are they taking about?
Declare Sub bla Lib "kernel32.d ll" ()
>> What Declare are they taking about?
Declare Sub bla Lib "kernel32.d ll" ()
I was trying to turn the "SetLastErr or field to true" into a statement about
GetLastWin32Err or. Not too bright!
How about your example above.
"kernel32.d ll" is just an example?
GetLastWin32Err or applies to other dll's, right?
Thanks
So it's not VB vs c#, it's vb's Declare vs vb or C# DllImportAttrib ute
thanks
>
If you used the Declare statement for declaring the function called,
simply
call GetLastWin32Err or afterwards. Nothing else has to be done.
If you used the DllImportAtribt e for declaring the function, you must set
SetLastError = True in the declaration:
<DllImportAttri bute("kernel32. dll", setlasterror:=T rue)_
Shared Sub bla()
End Sub
Armin
" active" <ac********** @a-znet.comschrieb
>
What Declare are they taking about?
Declare Sub bla Lib "kernel32.d ll" ()
I was trying to turn the "SetLastErr or field to true" into a
statement about GetLastWin32Err or. Not too bright!
Sorry, I don't understand.
How about your example above.
"kernel32.d ll" is just an example?
GetLastWin32Err or applies to other dll's, right?
Right.
Armin
" active" <ac********** @a-znet.comschrieb :
How about your example above.
"kernel32.d ll" is just an example?
GetLastWin32Err or applies to other dll's, right?
Yes, to all DLLs setting Win32 error codes, such as the system DLLs
"kernel32.d ll", "gdi32.dll" , ...
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>" active" <ac********** @a-znet.comschrieb
>
What Declare are they taking about?
Declare Sub bla Lib "kernel32.d ll" ()
I was trying to turn the "SetLastErr or field to true" into a statement about GetLastWin32Err or. Not too bright!
Sorry, I don't understand.
>How about your example above. "kernel32.dl l" is just an example? GetLastWin32Er ror applies to other dll's, right?
Right.
Armin
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