FOLDERSETTINGS info

The FOLDERSETTINGS structure is passed from one folder view to another when the user is browsing. It calls IShellView::GetCurrentInfo to get the current settings and passes them to IShellView::CreateViewWindow to allow the next folder view to “inherit” it. These setttings assume a particular UI, which the shell’s folder view has. Shell extensions may or may not use these settings.

typedef struct {  

    UINT     ViewMode; 

    UINT     fFlags; 

}FOLDERSETTINGS; *LPFOLDERSETTINGS;

 

Members

ViewMode

Specifies the view mode. Can be set to any of the following values:

Value	Meaning
FVM_ICON	The large icon is displayed.
FVM_SMALLICON	The small icon is displayed.
FVM_LIST	Object names are displayed in a list view.
FVM_DETAILS	Object names and other selected information is shown, such as the size or date last updated.

fFlags

Specifies the view mode. Can be set to any of the following values:

Value	Description
FWF_AUTOARRANGE	Automatically arrange the elements in the view. This implies LVS_AUTOARRANGE if the ListView control is used to implement the view.
FWF_ABBREVIATEDNAMES	Names should be abbreviated. This value is not currently supported.
FWF_SNAPTOGRID	Items should be arranged on a grid. This value is not currently used.
FWF_OWNERDATA	This value is not currently used.
FWF_BESTFITWINDOW	Enable the best-fit window mode. Let the view size the window to fit its contents as well as possible.
FWF_DESKTOP	Make the folder behave like the desktop. This value applies only to the desktop view and is not used for typical shell folders.
FWF_SINGLESEL	Do not allow more than a single item to be selected. This is used in the common dialogs.
FWF_NOSUBFOLDERS	Do not show subfolders.
FWF_TRANSPARENT	Draw transparently. This is used only for the desktop.
FWF_NOCLIENTEDGE	Do not add WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE to the folder. This is used only for the desktop.
FWF_NOSCROLL	Do not add scroll bars. This is used only for the desktop.

See Also

IShellView::CreateViewWindow, IShellView::GetCurrentInfo 

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