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NF:shobjidl_core.IExplorerCommand.GetCanonicalName |
IExplorerCommand::GetCanonicalName (shobjidl_core.h) |
Gets the GUID of a Windows Explorer command. |
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shell\IExplorerCommand_GetCanonicalName.htm |
shell |
c0f2fc66-98f5-404f-9d82-0290ed235ac0 |
12/05/2018 |
GetCanonicalName, GetCanonicalName method [Windows Shell], GetCanonicalName method [Windows Shell],IExplorerCommand interface, IExplorerCommand interface [Windows Shell],GetCanonicalName method, IExplorerCommand.GetCanonicalName, IExplorerCommand::GetCanonicalName, _shell_IExplorerCommand_GetCanonicalName, shell.IExplorerCommand_GetCanonicalName, shobjidl_core/IExplorerCommand::GetCanonicalName |
shobjidl_core.h |
Shobjidl.h |
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Windows Vista [desktop apps only] |
Windows Server 2008 [desktop apps only] |
Shobjidl.idl |
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Gets the GUID of a Windows Explorer command.
Type: GUID*
A pointer to a value that, when this method returns successfully, receives the command's GUID, under which it is declared in the registry.
Type: HRESULT
If this method succeeds, it returns S_OK. Otherwise, it returns an HRESULT error code.
This method is somewhat misnamed, given that it retrieves a GUID. To retrieve the command's canonical name, you must take the additional step to pull it from the command's subkey. The GUID is the name of the subkey. where that information is stored.