EXPCMDSTATE enumeration
Applies to: desktop apps only
EXPCMDSTATE values represent the command state of a Shell item.
Syntax
typedef enum _EXPCMDSTATE {
ECS_ENABLED = 0x00,
ECS_DISABLED = 0x01,
ECS_HIDDEN = 0x02,
ECS_CHECKBOX = 0x04,
ECS_CHECKED = 0x08,
ECS_RADIOCHECK = 0x10
} EXPCMDSTATE;
Constants
- ECS_ENABLED
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The item is enabled.
- ECS_DISABLED
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The item is unavailable. It might be displayed to the user as a dimmed, inaccessible item.
- ECS_HIDDEN
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The item is hidden.
- ECS_CHECKBOX
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The item is displayed with a check box and that check box is not checked.
- ECS_CHECKED
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The item is displayed with a check box and that check box is checked. ECS_CHECKED is always returned with ECS_CHECKBOX.
- ECS_RADIOCHECK
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Windows 7 and later. The item is one of a group of mutually exclusive options selected through a radio button. ECS_RADIOCHECK does not imply that the item is the selected option, though it might be.
Requirements
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Minimum supported client | Windows Vista |
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Minimum supported server | Windows Server 2008 |
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Build date: 3/7/2012
returning ECS_HIDDEN does not hide the menu
instead it results in it being disabled.
- 1/28/2012
- Chris_Guzak
there is not user option relating to ECS_HIDDEN.
"ECS_HIDDEN
The item is hidden. It is not shown to the user unless that user has specifically chosen to display hidden items in their folder view options."
the last sentence is in error. there is no such user option.
- 1/28/2012
- Chris_Guzak
