windows::Win32::System::Ole

Trait IOleDocumentView_Impl

pub trait IOleDocumentView_Impl: IUnknownImpl {

Show 13 methods    // Required methods
    fn SetInPlaceSite(&self, pipsite: Ref<'_, IOleInPlaceSite>) -> Result<()>;
    fn GetInPlaceSite(&self) -> Result<IOleInPlaceSite>;
    fn GetDocument(&self) -> Result<IUnknown>;
    fn SetRect(&self, prcview: *const RECT) -> Result<()>;
    fn GetRect(&self) -> Result<RECT>;
    fn SetRectComplex(
        &self,
        prcview: *const RECT,
        prchscroll: *const RECT,
        prcvscroll: *const RECT,
        prcsizebox: *const RECT,
    ) -> Result<()>;
    fn Show(&self, fshow: BOOL) -> Result<()>;
    fn UIActivate(&self, fuiactivate: BOOL) -> Result<()>;
    fn Open(&self) -> Result<()>;
    fn CloseView(&self, dwreserved: u32) -> Result<()>;
    fn SaveViewState(&self, pstm: Ref<'_, IStream>) -> Result<()>;
    fn ApplyViewState(&self, pstm: Ref<'_, IStream>) -> Result<()>;
    fn Clone(
        &self,
        pipsitenew: Ref<'_, IOleInPlaceSite>,
    ) -> Result<IOleDocumentView>;

}

Required Methods§

fn SetInPlaceSite(&self, pipsite: Ref<'_, IOleInPlaceSite>) -> Result<()>

fn GetInPlaceSite(&self) -> Result<IOleInPlaceSite>

fn GetDocument(&self) -> Result<IUnknown>

fn SetRect(&self, prcview: *const RECT) -> Result<()>

fn GetRect(&self) -> Result<RECT>

fn SetRectComplex( &self, prcview: *const RECT, prchscroll: *const RECT, prcvscroll: *const RECT, prcsizebox: *const RECT, ) -> Result<()>

fn Show(&self, fshow: BOOL) -> Result<()>

fn UIActivate(&self, fuiactivate: BOOL) -> Result<()>

fn Open(&self) -> Result<()>

fn CloseView(&self, dwreserved: u32) -> Result<()>

fn SaveViewState(&self, pstm: Ref<'_, IStream>) -> Result<()>

fn ApplyViewState(&self, pstm: Ref<'_, IStream>) -> Result<()>

fn Clone( &self, pipsitenew: Ref<'_, IOleInPlaceSite>, ) -> Result<IOleDocumentView>

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§