typedef struct UserValueOption{
int type;
int defaultValueSize;
void* defaultValue;
} UserValueOption;| Value | Meaning |
| TD_ASCII_STRING 0 | The data type is an ascii string. The value defaultValue should be a pointer to a null-terminated string. Since version 3.2 this is the same as TD_UNICODE_STRING. |
| TD_UNICODE_STRING 1 | The data type is an unicode string. The value defaultValue should be a pointer to a null-terminated unicode-string. Supported since version 3.2 as UTF-8. |
| TD_BOOLEAN 2 | The data type is a boolean. The value defaultValue is not a pointer but should be an integer. The integer can either be zero (false) or high (true). The value defaultValueSize should be set to zero. |
| TD_CHAR 3 | The data type is a character. The value defaultValue is not a pointer but should be an integer. The first byte of the integer is the character. The value defaultValueSize should be set to zero. |
| TD_SHORT_INT 4 | The data type is a shot integer. The value defaultValue is not a pointer but should be an integer. The first two bytes of the integer is the short integer. The value defaultValueSize should be set to zero. |
| TD_INTEGER 5 | The data type is an integer. The value defaultValue is not a pointer but should be an integer. The value defaultValueSize should be set to zero. |
| TD_LARGE_INTEGER 6 | The data type is a lager integer. 32 bit: The value defaultValue is a pointer to a long long. The value defaultValueSize should be set to 8. 64 bit: The value defaultValue is not a pointer but should be a long long. The value defaultValueSize should be set to zero. |
| TD_DATE 7 | The data type is a date. The value defaultValue is not a pointer but should be an integer. The first 5 bits will be used for the day, the 4 bits in the middle for the month and the last 23 bits for the year. You can use the FormatDate() function to create the integer. The value defaultValueSize should be set to zero. |
| TD_TIME 8 | The data type is time. The value defaultValue is not a pointer but should be an integer. The first 5 bits will be used for the hours, the next 6 bits are used for the minutes, the next 6 bits are used for the seconds and the next 10 bits for the miliseconds (the last 5 bits will stay unused). You can use the FormatTime() function to create the integer. The value defaultValueSize should be set to zero. |
| TD_DATETIME 9 | The data type contains a date and time. The value is the number of seconds that have elapsed since 00:00:00 Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), Thursday, 1 January 1970, not counting leap seconds. You can use the FormatDateTime() function to create the long long. 32 bit: The value defaultValue is a pointer to a long long. The value defaultValueSize should be set to 8. 64 bit: The value defaultValue is not a pointer but should be a long long. The value defaultValueSize should be set to zero. |
| TD_PROGRESS 10 | The data type contains status progress. The value defaultValue is a pointer to a CurrentProgress structure. This structure contains the current position, minimum and maximum value of the progress. |
| TD_LIST 11 | The data type is a multi-column list. The value defaultValue is a pointer to a MultiColumnList structure. This structure contains columns and the a pointer to the first row of the list. |
| Minimum supported API | 1.00 |
| Header | tvsserver_base.h |