Microsoft DirectX 8.1 (C++) |
Cancels asynchronous requests. Many methods of the IDirectPlay8Server interface run asynchronously by default. Depending on the situation, you might want to cancel requests before they are processed. All the methods of this interface that can be run asynchronously return an hAsyncHandle parameter.
Specific requests are canceled by passing the hAsyncHandle of the request in this method's hAsyncHandle parameter. You can cancel all pending asynchronous operations by calling this method, specifying NULL in the hAsyncHandle parameter, and specifying DPNCANCEL_ALL_OPERATIONS in the dwFlags parameter. If a specific handle is provided to this method, no flags should be set.
HRESULT CancelAsyncOperation( const DPNHANDLE hAsyncHandle, const DWORD dwFlags );
Returns S_OK if successful, or one of the following error values.
DPNERR_CANNOTCANCEL |
DPNERR_INVALIDFLAGS |
DPNERR_INVALIDHANDLE |
DPNSUCCESS_PENDING |
You can use this method to cancel an asynchronous operation for the IDirectPlay8Server::SendTo method. Microsoft® DirectPlay® 8.1 does not support cancellation of other asynchronous operations.
You can cancel a Send request by providing the handle returned from IDirectPlay8Server::SendTo method. A DPN_MSGID_SEND_COMPLETE system message is still posted to the applications message handler for each asynchronous Send request that is sent without the DPNSEND_NOCOMPLETE flag set. Send requests that are canceled by this method return DPNERR_USERCANCEL in their hResultCode member of the DPN_MSGID_SEND_COMPLETE message.
If you set the DPNCANCEL_ALL_OPERATIONS or DPNCANCEL_SEND flags in dwFlags, DirectPlay will attempt to cancel all matching operations. This method will return an error if any attempted cancellation fails, even though some cancellations may have been successful.
Note The completion message might not arrive until after this method returns. Do not assume that the operation has been terminated until you have received a DPN_MSGID_SEND_COMPLETE, DPN_MSGID_CONNECT_COMPLETE, or DPN_MSGID_ASYNC_OP_COMPLETE message.
Windows NT/2000/XP: Available as a redistributable for Windows 2000 and later.
Windows 98/Me: Available as a redistributable for Windows 98 and later.
Header: Declared in Dplay8.h.