API Return codes

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Nikolay Petrov

Does anyone know where I can find the Windows API's return codes?

I know they are in platform SDK, but I wonder isn't there other place where
I can find them, because I don't wish to download the SDK.
 
Nikolay Petrov said:
Does anyone know where I can find the Windows API's return codes?

I know they are in platform SDK, but I wonder isn't there other place
where I can find them, because I don't wish to download the SDK.


If you have a permanent internet connection, you can lookup the return
values on the online version of the SDK documentation. If you only need the
declares/constants:

My ActiveVB-coworker Christoph von Wittch provides an API viewer that can
export declares/... for VB.NET:

ApiViewer
<URL:http://www.apiviewer.de/>

English translation:

ApiViewer (en)
<URL:http://www.activevb.de/rubriken/apiviewer/index-apiviewereng.html>

Ken Tucker [MVP] wrote an add-in for VS.NET 2003:

VB API Viewer 2003
<URL:http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/...mpleGuid=673d6b40-3b9b-46a7-a958-a25f4e87568a>

pinvoke.net is a web-based collaborative wiki that collects declares/... for
different .NET programming languages:

pinvoke.net: the interop wiki!
<URL:http://www.pinvoke.net/>

If you don't want to struggle with the declares yourself, you can use this
library:

A Win32 Library for .NET
<URL:http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/win32.asp>
 
Does anyone know where I can find the Windows API's return codes?

I know they are in platform SDK, but I wonder isn't there other place where
I can find them, because I don't wish to download the SDK.

A lot of the APIs are documented in the Win32 Programmer's Reference
Help file - typically Win32SDK.hlp

That should have come with your VB6
 
Herfried,
Could you please look at my post named: "Console Redirection (to Herfried K.
Wagner)"
 

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