EnumResNameProc

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Windows NT
Yes
Win95
Yes
Win32s
Yes
Import Library
user-defined
Header File
winbase.h
Unicode
No
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ENUMRESNAMEPROC

The EnumResNameProc function is an application-defined callback function that receives resource names as a result of a call to the EnumResourceNames function.

BOOL CALLBACK EnumResNameProc(

HANDLE hModule,	// resource-module handle
LPCTSTR lpszType,	// pointer to resource type
LPTSTR lpszName,	// pointer to resource name
LONG lParam	// application-defined parameter
);

Parameters
hModule

Identifies the module whose executable file contains the resources for which the names are being enumerated. If this parameter is NULL, the function enumerates the resource names in the module used to create the current process.

lpszType

Points to a null-terminated string specifying the type name of the resource for which the name is being enumerated. For standard resource types, this parameter should be one of the following values:

Value	Meaning
RT_ACCELERATOR	Accelerator table
RT_ANICURSOR	Animated cursor
RT_ANIICON	Animated icon
RT_BITMAP	Bitmap resource
RT_CURSOR	Hardware-dependent cursor resource
RT_DIALOG	Dialog box
RT_FONT	Font resource
RT_FONTDIR	Font directory resource
RT_GROUP_CURSOR	Hardware-independent cursor resource
RT_GROUP_ICON	Hardware-independent icon resource
RT_ICON	Hardware-dependent icon resource
RT_MENU	Menu resource
RT_MESSAGETABLE	Message-table entry
RT_RCDATA	Application-defined resource (raw data)
RT_STRING	String-table entry
RT_VERSION	Version resource

lpszName

Points to a null-terminated string specifying the name of the resource for which the name is being enumerated.

lParam

Specifies the application-defined parameter passed to the EnumResourceNames function. This parameter can be used in error checking.

Return Values
This callback function should return TRUE to continue enumeration; otherwise, it should return FALSE to stop enumeration.

Remarks
The EnumResNameProc function is a placeholder for the application-defined or library-defined function name.