OVERLAPPED Structure
Type OVERLAPPED
Internal As Long
InternalHigh As Long
Offset As Long
OffsetHigh As Long
hEvent As Long
End Type
Description & Usage
The OVERLAPPED structure tells file access functions what part of a file to read or write when asynchronous (overlapped) file access is used. The structure mainly holds the location within the file to begin the read or write operation.
Visual Basic-Specific Issues
None.
Data Members
- Internal
- Used by Windows -- do not set.
- InternalHigh
- Used by Windows -- do not set.
- Offset
- Low-order dword of the 64-bit position in the file to start reading or writing to.
- OffsetHigh
- High-order dword of the 64-bit position in the file to start reading or writing to.
- hEvent
- Receives a handle to an event identifying the signaled state once the transfer is complete.
Used By
ReadFile, WriteFile
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