nc-routprot-pquery_power.md

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NC:routprot.PQUERY_POWER	PQUERY_POWER (routprot.h)	The QueryPower function is reserved for future use.	PQUERY_POWER PQUERY_POWER callback QueryPower QueryPower callback function [RAS] _mpr_querypower routprot/QueryPower rras.querypower	rras\querypower.htm	RRAS	591082fb-ef1e-4271-bf6c-d5034bdbae99	12/05/2018	PQUERY_POWER, PQUERY_POWER callback, QueryPower, QueryPower callback function [RAS], _mpr_querypower, routprot/QueryPower, rras.querypower	routprot.h		Windows	None supported	Windows 2000 Server [desktop apps only]													Windows			19H1	PQUERY_POWER routprot/PQUERY_POWER	c++	APIRef kbSyntax	UserDefined	Routprot.h	QueryPower

PQUERY_POWER callback function

-description

The QueryPower function is reserved for future use. It is not currently called by the router manager. Routing protocols should pass NULL as the pointer value for this function in MPR_ROUTING_CHARACTERISTICS

The PQUERY_POWER type defines a pointer to this callback function. QueryPower is a placeholder for the application-defined function name.

-parameters

-param PowerType [in]

Reserved for future use.

-see-also

SetPower