windows::Win32::Devices::Enumeration::Pnp

Trait IUPnPRegistrar_Impl

pub trait IUPnPRegistrar_Impl: IUnknownImpl {
    // Required methods
    fn RegisterDevice(
        &self,
        bstrxmldesc: &BSTR,
        bstrprogiddevicecontrolclass: &BSTR,
        bstrinitstring: &BSTR,
        bstrcontainerid: &BSTR,
        bstrresourcepath: &BSTR,
        nlifetime: i32,
    ) -> Result<BSTR>;
    fn RegisterRunningDevice(
        &self,
        bstrxmldesc: &BSTR,
        punkdevicecontrol: Ref<'_, IUnknown>,
        bstrinitstring: &BSTR,
        bstrresourcepath: &BSTR,
        nlifetime: i32,
    ) -> Result<BSTR>;
    fn RegisterDeviceProvider(
        &self,
        bstrprovidername: &BSTR,
        bstrprogidproviderclass: &BSTR,
        bstrinitstring: &BSTR,
        bstrcontainerid: &BSTR,
    ) -> Result<()>;
    fn GetUniqueDeviceName(
        &self,
        bstrdeviceidentifier: &BSTR,
        bstrtemplateudn: &BSTR,
    ) -> Result<BSTR>;
    fn UnregisterDevice(
        &self,
        bstrdeviceidentifier: &BSTR,
        fpermanent: BOOL,
    ) -> Result<()>;
    fn UnregisterDeviceProvider(&self, bstrprovidername: &BSTR) -> Result<()>;
}

Required Methods§

fn RegisterDevice( &self, bstrxmldesc: &BSTR, bstrprogiddevicecontrolclass: &BSTR, bstrinitstring: &BSTR, bstrcontainerid: &BSTR, bstrresourcepath: &BSTR, nlifetime: i32, ) -> Result<BSTR>

fn RegisterRunningDevice( &self, bstrxmldesc: &BSTR, punkdevicecontrol: Ref<'_, IUnknown>, bstrinitstring: &BSTR, bstrresourcepath: &BSTR, nlifetime: i32, ) -> Result<BSTR>

fn RegisterDeviceProvider( &self, bstrprovidername: &BSTR, bstrprogidproviderclass: &BSTR, bstrinitstring: &BSTR, bstrcontainerid: &BSTR, ) -> Result<()>

fn GetUniqueDeviceName( &self, bstrdeviceidentifier: &BSTR, bstrtemplateudn: &BSTR, ) -> Result<BSTR>

fn UnregisterDevice( &self, bstrdeviceidentifier: &BSTR, fpermanent: BOOL, ) -> Result<()>

fn UnregisterDeviceProvider(&self, bstrprovidername: &BSTR) -> Result<()>

Dyn Compatibility§

This trait is not dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety", so this trait is not object safe.

Implementors§