Using Win32 functions in Visual FoxPro Image Gallery
File Management
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CopyFile
CopyFileTransacted
CreateDirectory
CreateFile
CreateFileTransacted
CreateHardLink
CreateSymbolicLink
DeleteFile
DeleteFileTransacted
FindClose
FindCloseChangeNotification
FindFirstChangeNotification
FindFirstFile
FindNextChangeNotification
FindNextFile
FlushFileBuffers
GetBinaryType
GetCurrentDirectory
GetDriveType
GetFileAttributes
GetFileAttributesEx
GetFileInformationByHandle
GetFileType
GetFullPathName
GetLongPathName
GetShortPathName
GetTempFileName
GetTempPath
LockFile
MoveFile
MoveFileTransacted
OpenFile
QueryDosDevice
ReadDirectoryChangesW
ReadFile
RemoveDirectory
RemoveDirectoryTransacted
ReplaceFile
SearchPath
SetCurrentDirectory
SetEndOfFile
SetFileAttributes
SetFilePointer
SetFilePointerEx
SetSearchPathMode
UnlockFile
WriteFile
_lclose
_lopen
Code examples:
Detecting changes in connections to removable drives (VFP9)
Disconnecting USB Mass Storage Device programmatically
Displaying the drive type value
Mapping and disconnecting network drives
Retrieving information about MS-DOS device names using QueryDosDevice (WinNT only)
Retrieving list of available disk drives
Using the GetLogicalDriveStrings
Detecting changes in connections to removable drives (VFP9)

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VFP application can receive system notifications when a disk drive gets connected or disconnected (USB, network drive).

In this code sample, a ListView control on VFP form displays available disk drives using matching icons and descriptions.

Note that this code sample requires VFP9 version of the BINDEVENT() function. The one that can handle Windows messages.

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  • Disconnecting USB Mass Storage Device programmatically
  • Mapping and disconnecting network drives
  • Enumerating Volumes and Volume Mounting Points
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    10044 bytes  
    Created: 2011-01-07 17:18:05  
    Modified: 2011-05-06 09:05:14  
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    Listed functions:
    CallWindowProc
    DestroyIcon
    GetDiskFreeSpace
    GetDriveType
    GetVolumeInformation
    GetWindowLong
    SendMessage
    SetWindowLong
    SHGetFileInfo
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    My comment:
    The WM_DEVICECHANGE message notifies an application of a change to the hardware configuration of the computer.

    Upon locking and ejection of removable storage devices (not limited to), the system broadcasts the WM_DEVICECHANGE message to notify applications and device drivers about changes in the configuration.

    Examples of events that trigger the broadcasting of WM_DEVICECHANGE message:

  • USB flash drive inserted or ejected
  • external hard drive connected to USB port, or ejected
  • network drive mapped or disconnected
  • CD inserted in CD drive, or ejected

    The main Visual FoxPro window ( _vfp.HWnd ) and any top-level form ( ShowWindow=2, ThisForm.HWnd ) normally receive WM_DEVICECHANGE messages.

    VFP application can also deny or grant system requests for device removal (yet to be covered in this or another code sample).

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    An installation CD/DVD disk may contain Autorun.inf file. Here is an example of the content.
    [AutoRun]
    open=Setup.exe
    icon=Setup.exe
    label=Linksys Router Setup
    action=@Setup.exe,-10001

    It makes sense, and Windows Explorer apparently behaves this way, depicting a device using whenever available the AutoRun.Label string, and the icon retrieved from the file the AutoRun.Open points at.

    Use GetPrivateProfileString function for retrieving values from .ini and .inf files.

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    MIcrosoft Support, Article 163503. How to receive notification of CD-ROM insertion or removal
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