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NF:objidlbase.ISynchronize.Reset |
ISynchronize::Reset (objidlbase.h) |
The ISynchronize::Reset (objidlbase.h) method sets the synchronization object to the nonsignaled state. |
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com\isynchronize_reset.htm |
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33c56a33-9954-4612-ba0f-396ccdc48bf3 |
08/15/2022 |
ISynchronize interface [COM],Reset method, ISynchronize.Reset, ISynchronize::Reset, Reset, Reset method [COM], Reset method [COM],ISynchronize interface, _com_isynchronize_reset, com.isynchronize_reset, objidlbase/ISynchronize::Reset |
objidlbase.h |
ObjIdl.h |
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Windows 2000 Server [desktop apps only] |
ObjIdl.idl |
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Sets the synchronization object to the nonsignaled state.
This method returns S_OK to indicate that the method completed successfully.
The ISynchronize::Wait method implemented on a standard event object (CLSID_StdEvent) automatically calls Reset when the synchronization object has been signaled.
The implementation of ISynchronize::Wait on the manual reset event object (CLSID_ManualResetEvent) does not automatically call Reset. A server object usually calls Reset from a method that clients call after they detect that the synchronization object was signaled.
In general, it is the server's responsibility to call Reset. If, however, the client needs to begin with the synchronization object in an unsignaled state, the client should call Reset.