# PROPSPEC

The PROPSPEC structure is used by many of the methods of IPropertyStorage to specify a property either by its property identifier or the associated string name. The structure and related definitions are defined as follows in the header files:

    const ULONG    PRSPEC_LPWSTR = 0
    const ULONG    PRSPEC_PROPID = 1

    typedef ULONG    PROPID

    typedef struct tagPROPSPEC
    {
        ULONG ulKind;        // PRSPEC_LPWSTR or PRSPEC_PROPID
        union
        {
        PROPID      propid;
        LPOLESTR    lpwstr;
        }
    } PROPSPEC

Members

ulKind
  If ulKind is set to PRSPEC_LPWSTR, lpwstr is used and set to a string name. If ulKind is set to PRSPEC_PROPID, propid is used and set to a property identifier value.
propid
  Specifies the value of the property identifier. Use either this value or the following lpwstr, not both.
lpwstr
  Specifies the string name of the property as a null-terminated Unicode string.

Remarks

String names are optional and can be assigned to a set of properties when the property is created with a call to IPropertyStorage::WriteMultiple, or later, with a call to IPropertyStorage::WritePropertyNames.

See Also

IPropertyStorage