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ExplorerRetrieve (Function) Retrieves the number and the name of the files "dropped" from the explorer. Note To obtain information from the explorer, the dialog must be initialized with the ExplorerAccept function. Nb = ExplorerRetrieve(_EVE.wParam)
FOR i = 1 TO Nb
Trace(ExplorerRetrieve(_EVE.wParam, i))
END
Sintaxis <Result>: Integer Number of selected files. <Message>: System integer First parameter of the WM_DROPFILES message (returned by the explorer to the WINDEV window or control), which means _EVE.wParam.
Retrieving the name of the dropped files one by one Ocultar los detalles
<Result> = ExplorerRetrieve(<Message> , <Number>)
<Result>: Character string Name and path of the dropped file. <Message>: System integer First parameter of the WM_DROPFILES message (returned by the explorer to the WINDEV window or control), which means _EVE.wParam. <Number>: Integer Index of file whose name must be retrieved. Observaciones When a "Drag and Drop" is performed between the explorer and a WINDEV window (or control), the explorer sends the WM_DROPFILES message to the relevant target. The first parameter of this message (_EVE.wParam) used in ExplorerRetrieve returns the content of the "Drag and Drop" operation (number and name of the selected files). Remarks: - The number and the name of the files selected in the explorer cannot be retrieved if no "Drag and Drop" operation is performed between the explorer and a WINDEV window.
- The WM_DROPFILES constant is defined in the Winconst.wl file supplied in the "Personal\External" subdirectory and it is set to 0x233.
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