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Originally posted by flycs99

Where can I find the definition of VTS_RORIGINOBJ,VTS_OUIP,VTS_VOID,VTS_CTRL,etc?

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#define		VTS_RORIGINOBJ		"\x31"

#ifdef _O64
#define		VTS_OUIP		"\x15"
#else		
#define		VTS_OUIP		"\x03"	
#endif

#define		VTS_VOID		""
#define		VTS_CTRL		"\x10"

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If I want to pass the worksheet parameters and the function is the protected function of an object, what should I use in the DISP_FUNCTION part?

BEGIN_DISPATCH_MAP(theDlg, HTMLDlg)
DISP_FUNCTION(theDlg, importTest, VTS_I4, VTS_VOID)
DISP_FUNCTION(theDlg, createWorksheet, VTS_I4, ?????)

END_DISPATCH_MAP

int theDlg::createWorksheet(WorksheetPage wksPg){}

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Originally posted by Castiel

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Originally posted by flycs99

Where can I find the definition of VTS_RORIGINOBJ,VTS_OUIP,VTS_VOID,VTS_CTRL,etc?

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#define		VTS_RORIGINOBJ		"\x31"

#ifdef _O64
#define		VTS_OUIP		"\x15"
#else		
#define		VTS_OUIP		"\x03"	
#endif

#define		VTS_VOID		""
#define		VTS_CTRL		"\x10"

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If I want to pass the worksheet parameters and the function is the protected function of an object, what should I use in the DISP_FUNCTION part?

BEGIN_DISPATCH_MAP(theDlg, HTMLDlg)
DISP_FUNCTION(theDlg, importTest, VTS_I4, VTS_VOID)
DISP_FUNCTION(theDlg, createWorksheet, VTS_I4, ?????)

END_DISPATCH_MAP

int theDlg::createWorksheet(WorksheetPage wksPg){}

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What kind of scenario? For HTMLDlg, it's recommended to pass parameters in basic types only (not OriginObject). Be it public function or not, they should work.

                                          &&&&&&&&&
                                        &&&
                                       &&
                                      &  _____ ___________
                                     II__|[] | |   I I   |
                                    |        |_|_  I I  _|
                                   < OO----OOO   OO---OO
**********************************************************

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Originally posted by Chris D

Here is one method for locating the definition of the VT_ 's.

In Code Builder, hit Ctrl+Shift+F to open the Find in Files dialog.

Dialog settings:
> Find What: VTS_I4
> In Folder: C:\Program Files\OriginLab\Origin2019\OriginC (or whatever version of Origin you are using).
> In File Types: *.h
> Check Match Case
> Check Subfolders

This will search the Origin C source code header files for the value and put the list in the "Find Results" tab. If you want to do much with Origin C, I suggest you get good at searching like this. You can learn an awful lot by perusing the Origin C source code.

Hint: You can also hit Shift+Alt+S and use the Find Symbols dialog to see where functions and class methods are defined.

Thanks,
Chris Drozdowski
Originlab Technical Support

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