IGR_Subfiles_Next_Ex¶
IGR_Subfiles_Next_Ex
iterates through the sub-documents within a subfile enumeration obtained from IGR_Get_Subfiles_Enumerator
or a similar function.
Prototype¶
IGR_RETURN_CODE IGR_Subfiles_Next_Ex(
HSUBFILES enumerator,
struct IGR_Subfile_Info* result,
Error_Control_Block* error);
Parameters¶
enumerator: HSUBFILES
Handle to an enumerator opened by IGR_Get_Subfiles_Enumerator.
result: Pointer to IGR_Subfile_Info
Pointer to a user allocated IGR_Subfile_Info to be populated with the subfile information.
error: Pointer to Error_Control_Block
Returns error details if the call fails.
Return value¶
Success: IGR_LONG
Returns IGR_OK.
Failure: IGR_LONG
Returns one of the possible IGR_E error codes.
Sample code¶
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Additional information¶
The previously opened document must have the IGR_FILE_SUPPORTS_SUBFILES capability.
After a successful call to IGR_Get_Subfiles_Enumerator, each call to IGR_Get_Subfile_Entry_Ex will retrieve information about the next sub-document contained in the compound document, referenced by DocHandle. To traverse all the sub-documents, the application will need to call this method in a loop until IGR_NO_MORE is returned.
Note that the null-terminating character will also be copied to the result.ID and result.Name parameters. The Name parameter could be an empty string if the ID of the sub-document is not available. If the function succeeds, the ID is guaranteed not to be empty and will be unique among all traversed sub-documents retrieved from the document. The returned ID can be used in a call to IGR_Extract_Subfile to save the binary content of the sub-document to disk.
If the date of the sub-document is not available, the parameter FileDate will be set to 0, otherwise it will be populated in FILETIME format.
If the size of the sub-document is not available, the parameter FileSize will be set to 0.