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NF:netsh.MatchEnumTag
MatchEnumTag function (netsh.h)
Searches a table of legal values to find a value that matches a specific token.
MatchEnumTag
MatchEnumTag function [NetShell]
_netsh_matchenumtag
netsh/MatchEnumTag
netshell.matchenumtag
netshell\matchenumtag.htm
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12/05/2018
MatchEnumTag, MatchEnumTag function [NetShell], _netsh_matchenumtag, netsh/MatchEnumTag, netshell.matchenumtag
netsh.h
Windows
Windows XP [desktop apps only]
Windows Server 2003 [desktop apps only]
Netsh.lib
Netsh.exe
Windows
19H1
MatchEnumTag
netsh/MatchEnumTag
c++
APIRef
kbSyntax
DllExport
Netsh.exe
MatchEnumTag

MatchEnumTag function

-description

The MatchEnumTag function searches a table of legal values to find a value that matches a specific token. The MatchEnumTag function is typically called by a command function when an argument is specified that has an enumerated set of possible values.

-parameters

-param hModule

Reserved. Set to null.

-param pwcArg [in]

A token to match. The pwcArg parameter is usually an entry in the ppwcArguments array passed into the FN_HANDLE_CMD function exposed by the helper (the command function).

-param dwNumArg [in]

The number of entries in the pEnumTable array.

-param pEnumTable [in]

An array of token:value pairs.

-param pdwValue [out]

Upon success, the pdwValue parameter is filled with the value associated with the token in the pEnumTable array.

-see-also

FN_HANDLE_CMD