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=== Parameters ===
=== Parameters ===
; moveObject - [[OS2 API:DataType:HOBJECT|HOBJECT]] - input : Handle of the object to be moved.
; moveObject - [[HOBJECT]] - input : Handle of the object to be moved.
; destinationObject - [[OS2 API:DataType:HOBJECT|HOBJECT]] - input : Handle of the destination folder to move the moveObject into.
; destinationObject - [[HOBJECT]] - input : Handle of the destination folder to move the moveObject into.
; option - [[OS2 API:DataType:ULONG|ULONG]] - input : The only supported option is [[OS2 API:Constant:CO#CO_FAILIFEXISTS|CO_FAILIFEXISTS]].
; option - [[ULONG]] - input : The only supported option is [[CO_FAILIFEXISTS]].


=== Constants ===
=== Constants ===
* [[OS2 API:Constant:CO#CO_FAILIFEXISTS|CO_FAILIFEXISTS]]
*CO_FAILIFEXISTS


=== Returns ===
=== Returns ===
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[[OS2 API:DataType:HOBJECT|HOBJECT]] of the object moved or [[OS2 API:DataType:NULLHANDLE|NULLHANDLE]] if the object exists already exists or the current object's handle is [[OS2 API:DataType:NULLHANDLE|NULLHANDLE]].
[[HOBJECT]] of the object moved or [[NULLHANDLE]] if the object exists already exists or the current object's handle is NULLHANDLE.
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Returns from [[OS2 API:WinGetLastError|WinGetLastError]] should [[OS2 API:WinMoveObject|WinMoveObject]] fail:
Returns from [[WinGetLastError]] should [[WinMoveObject]] fail:
* [[OS2_API:PMI:error#WPERR_ALREADY_EXISTS|WPERR_ALREADY_EXISTS]]
* [[OS2_API:PMI:error#WPERR_ALREADY_EXISTS|WPERR_ALREADY_EXISTS]]
* [[OS2_API:PMI:error#WPERR_INVALID_FLAGS|WPERR_INVALID_FLAGS]]
* [[OS2_API:PMI:error#WPERR_INVALID_FLAGS|WPERR_INVALID_FLAGS]]
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=== Example Code ===
=== Example Code ===
  ...
  ...
  [[OS2 API:DataType:HOBJECT|HOBJECT]] moveObject;
  HOBJECT moveObject;
  [[OS2 API:DataType:HOBJECT|HOBJECT]] destinationObject;
  HOBJECT destinationObject;
  [[OS2 API:DataType:ULONG|ULONG]] option;
  ULONG option;
  [[OS2 API:DataType:HOBJECT|HOBJECT]] rc;
  HOBJECT rc;
  ...
  ...
  rc = WinMoveObject (moveObject, destinationObject, option);
  rc = WinMoveObject (moveObject, destinationObject, option);
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=== Related Functions ===
=== Related Functions ===
[[OS2 API:WinCreateObject|WinCreateObject]]
*[[WinCreateObject]]
[[OS2 API:WinQueryObject|WinQueryObject]]
*[[WinQueryObject]]
[[OS2 API:WinCopyObject|WinCopyObject]]
*[[WinCopyObject]]
[[OS2 API:WinSaveObject|WinSaveObject]]
*[[WinSaveObject]]
[[OS2 API:WinOpenObject|WinOpenObject]]
*[[WinOpenObject]]
[[OS2 API:WinSetObjectData|WinSetObjectData]]
*[[WinSetObjectData]]


=== Notes ===
=== Notes ===
The REXX function is [[OS2 API:REXX:SysMoveObject|SysMoveObject]].
The REXX function is [[SysMoveObject]].


=== OS Version Introduced ===
=== OS Version Introduced ===
OS/2 Warp 3.0 and above, eCS 1.0 and above
*OS/2 Warp 3.0


[[Category:The OS/2 API Project]]
[[Category:Win]]

Revision as of 22:02, 10 November 2016

WinMoveObject

WinMoveObject(moveObject, destinationObject, option)
Moves object from one location to the desired location.

Parameters

moveObject - HOBJECT - input
Handle of the object to be moved.
destinationObject - HOBJECT - input
Handle of the destination folder to move the moveObject into.
option - ULONG - input
The only supported option is CO_FAILIFEXISTS.

Constants

  • CO_FAILIFEXISTS

Returns

HOBJECT of the object moved or NULLHANDLE if the object exists already exists or the current object's handle is NULLHANDLE. Returns from WinGetLastError should WinMoveObject fail:

Module

Define (C/C++)

INCL_WINWORKPLACE

Export name/Ordinal

Calling conversion

Cdecl32

Example Code

...
HOBJECT moveObject;
HOBJECT destinationObject;
ULONG option;
HOBJECT rc;
...
rc = WinMoveObject (moveObject, destinationObject, option);
...

Related Functions

Notes

The REXX function is SysMoveObject.

OS Version Introduced

  • OS/2 Warp 3.0