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From a DCE project, you will have to include "Gen_Devices/AllScreens.h" and write two lines of code: | From a DCE project, you will have to include "Gen_Devices/AllScreens.h" and write two lines of code: | ||
''DCE::SCREEN_FileSave screen_FileSave(m_dwPK_Device,pMessage->m_dwPK_Device_From, "", "Please type a name for the file", sCommand); | ''DCE::SCREEN_FileSave screen_FileSave(m_dwPK_Device,pMessage->m_dwPK_Device_From, "", "Please type a name for the file", sCommand);'' | ||
SendCommand(screen_FileSave);'' | ''SendCommand(screen_FileSave);'' | ||
Revision as of 08:37, 23 August 2006
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FileSave screen allows the user to save files on a storage drive (network drive, internal drive, core, etc.), on a private or public folder, to choose a folder or create new ones and to choose a name for the file to save.
How to use it
SCREEN_FileSave has three specific parameters: default user, caption and the command to be executed with the file.
From a DCE project, you will have to include "Gen_Devices/AllScreens.h" and write two lines of code:
DCE::SCREEN_FileSave screen_FileSave(m_dwPK_Device,pMessage->m_dwPK_Device_From, "", "Please type a name for the file", sCommand);
SendCommand(screen_FileSave);
How it's implemented
Examples
- Ripping
- Saving bookmarks