Use this enumeration with the TEXT_PROVIDER_SPECIFIC_DATA and NOTIFICATION_PROVIDER_SPECIFIC_DATA structures when calling SmsSendMessage and SmsReadMessage after having called SmsOpen with the message replacement type. The replacement type identifies the replace option. Refer to GSM specification 03.40 "Digital Cellular telecommunications system (Phase 2+); Technical realization of the Short Message Service (SMS)" for more details.
enum PROVIDER_SPECIFIC_REPLACE_OPTION { PSRO_NONE = 0, PSRO_REPLACE_TYPE1, PSRO_REPLACE_TYPE2, PSRO_REPLACE_TYPE3, PSRO_REPLACE_TYPE4, PSRO_REPLACE_TYPE5, PSRO_REPLACE_TYPE6, PSRO_REPLACE_TYPE7, PSRO_RETURN_CALL, PSRO_DEPERSONALIZATION, };
Short message type 0, no previous notifications are replaced.
Previous notifications of type 1 are replaced with the new message and other parameter values.
Previous notifications of type 2 are replaced with the new message and other parameter values.
Previous notifications of type 3 are replaced with the new message and other parameter values.
Previous notifications of type 4 are replaced with the new message and other parameter values.
Previous notifications of type 5 are replaced with the new message and other parameter values.
Previous notifications of type 6 are replaced with the new message and other parameter values.
Previous notifications of type 7 are replaced with the new message and other parameter values.
A return call can be made to the originating address.
Instructs the receiving application to depersonalize the phone where the depersonalization code is passed in the body of the message. This must not be displayed to the user.
The PROVIDER_SPECIFIC_REPLACE_OPTION enumeration is not applicable for CDMA; the values are ignored.