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=== Returns === | === Returns === | ||
;[[OS2_API:DataType:HAPP|HAPP]] : The invoked applications handle of this type. | |||
;[[OS2_API:DataType:NULLHANDLE|NULLHANDLE]] : An error occurred. | |||
Possible returns from [[OS2 API:WinGetLastError|WinGetLastError]]: | Possible returns from [[OS2 API:WinGetLastError|WinGetLastError]]: | ||
* [[OS2 API:PMI:error#PMERR_CANNOT_START|PMERR_CANNOT_START]] | * [[OS2 API:PMI:error#PMERR_CANNOT_START|PMERR_CANNOT_START]] |
Revision as of 07:33, 4 March 2006
WinStartApp
- WinStartApp(notifyHndl, progDetails, progParams, reserved, flags)
Execute a program.
Parameters
- notifyHndl - HWND - input
The window notification handle or NULLHANDLE. If a window handle is passed, the system passes the WM_APPTERMINATENOTIFY message upon program exit.
- progDetails - PROGDETAILS - input
The program list structure.
- progParams - PSZ - input
NULL or the parameters for the program to be started. The layout is first, the program's exe name; the second, the space separated arguments.
- reserved - PVOID - input
Start data. Reserved - pass NULL.
- flags - ULONG - input
Zero for no flags or:
Constants
None
Returns
- HAPP
- The invoked applications handle of this type.
- NULLHANDLE
- An error occurred.
Possible returns from WinGetLastError:
- PMERR_CANNOT_START
- PMERR_DOS_ERROR
- PMERR_INVALID_APPL
- PMERR_INVALID_HWND
- PMERR_INVALID_PARAMETERS
- PMERR_INVALID_PROGRAM_CATEGORY
- PMERR_INVALID_WINDOW
- PMERR_STARTED_IN_BACKGROUND
Module
Define (C/C++)
INCL_WINWINDOWMGR or INCL_WIN or INCL_PM
Export name/Ordinal
Calling conversion
Example Code
HWND notifyHndl; PROGDETAILS progDetails; PSZ progParams; PVOID reserved = NULL; ULONG flags; HAPP invokedHndl; ... // populate PROGDETAILS structure... ... invokedHndl = WinStartApp(notifyHndl, progDetails, progParams, reserved, flags); ...
Related Functions
WinQueryTaskSizePos WinSetWindowPos WinTerminateApp
Notes
Specifying SAF_STARTCHILDAPP flag, the newly invoked program can be stopped with WinTerminateApp.