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Quick Info
Windows NT
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| Win95
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| Win32s
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| Import Library
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| Header File
| reconcil.h
| Unicode
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| Platform Notes
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IReconcileInitiator::SetProgressFeedback
[Now Supported on Windows NT]
Indicates the amount of progress the briefcase reconciler has made toward
completing the reconciliation. The amount is a fraction of 1 and is computed as the
quotient of the ulProgress and ulProgressMax. Reconcilers should call this member function periodically during their
reconciliation process.
The initiator typically uses this measure of progress to update a thermometer
gauge or some other form of visual feedback for the user. The briefcase
reconciler can change the value of ulProgressMax from call to call. This means successive calls to this member function do not
necessarily indicate steady forward progress. Backward progress is legal,
although not desirable. It is the responsibility of the initiator to determine
whether backward progress should be revealed to the user.
HRESULT IReconcileInitiator::SetProgressFeedback(
ULONG ulProgress,
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Parameters
ulProgress
Numerator of the progress fraction.
ulProgressMax
Denominator of the progress fraction.
Return Values
Returns the S_OK value if successful or the E_UNEXPECTED value if some
unspecified error occurred.
See Also
IReconcileInitiator
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