Trait IADsNameTranslate_Impl
pub trait IADsNameTranslate_Impl: IDispatch_Impl {
// Required methods
fn SetChaseReferral(&self, lnchasereferral: i32) -> Result<()>;
fn Init(&self, lnsettype: i32, bstradspath: &BSTR) -> Result<()>;
fn InitEx(
&self,
lnsettype: i32,
bstradspath: &BSTR,
bstruserid: &BSTR,
bstrdomain: &BSTR,
bstrpassword: &BSTR,
) -> Result<()>;
fn Set(&self, lnsettype: i32, bstradspath: &BSTR) -> Result<()>;
fn Get(&self, lnformattype: i32) -> Result<BSTR>;
fn SetEx(&self, lnformattype: i32, pvar: &VARIANT) -> Result<()>;
fn GetEx(&self, lnformattype: i32) -> Result<VARIANT>;
}
Required Methods§
fn SetChaseReferral(&self, lnchasereferral: i32) -> Result<()>
fn Init(&self, lnsettype: i32, bstradspath: &BSTR) -> Result<()>
fn InitEx( &self, lnsettype: i32, bstradspath: &BSTR, bstruserid: &BSTR, bstrdomain: &BSTR, bstrpassword: &BSTR, ) -> Result<()>
fn Set(&self, lnsettype: i32, bstradspath: &BSTR) -> Result<()>
fn Get(&self, lnformattype: i32) -> Result<BSTR>
fn SetEx(&self, lnformattype: i32, pvar: &VARIANT) -> Result<()>
fn GetEx(&self, lnformattype: i32) -> Result<VARIANT>
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.