#include <ole.h> |
OLESTATUS OleCreateFromTemplate(lpszProtocol, lpClient, lpszTemplate, lhClientDoc, lpszObjname, lplpObject, renderopt, cfFormat) | |||||
LPCSTR lpszProtocol; | /* address of string for protocol name | */ | |||
LPOLECLIENT lpClient; | /* address of client structure | */ | |||
LPCSTR lpszTemplate; | /* address of string for path of file | */ | |||
LHCLIENTDOC lhClientDoc; | /* long handle of client document | */ | |||
LPCSTR lpszObjname; | /* address of string for object name | */ | |||
LPOLEOBJECT FAR* lplpObject; | /* address of pointer to object | */ | |||
OLEOPT_RENDER renderopt; | /* rendering options | */ | |||
OLECLIPFORMAT cfFormat; | /* clipboard format | */ |
The OleCreateFromTemplate function creates an object by using another object as a template. The server is opened to perform the initial editing.
lpszProtocol
Points to a null-terminated string specifying the name of the protocol required for the new embedded object. Currently, this value can be StdFileEditing (the name of the object linking and embedding protocol).
lpClient
Points to an OLECLIENT structure for the new object.
lpszTemplate
Points to a null-terminated string specifying the path of the file to be used as a template for the new object. The server is opened for editing and loads the initial state of the new object from the named template file.
lhClientDoc
Identifies the client document in which the object is being created.
lpszObjname
Points to a null-terminated string specifying the client's name for the object. This name must be unique with respect to the names of any other objects in the document and cannot contain a slash mark (/).
lplpObject
Points to a variable where the library will store the long pointer to the new object.
renderopt
Specifies the client's preference for presentation data for the object. This parameter can be one of the following values:
Value | Meaning |
olerender_draw | The client calls the OleDraw function, and the library obtains and manages presentation data. |
olerender_format | The client calls the OleGetData function to retrieve data in a specific format. The library obtains and manages the data in the requested format, as specified by the cfFormat parameter. |
olerender_none | The client library does not obtain any presentation data and does not draw the object. |
cfFormat
Specifies the clipboard format when the renderopt parameter is olerender_format. This clipboard format is used in a subsequent call to the OleGetData function. If this clipboard format is CF_METAFILEPICT, CF_DIB, or CF_BITMAP, the library manages the data and draws the object. The library does not support drawing for any other formats.
The return value is OLE_OK if the function is successful. Otherwise, it is an error value, which may be one of the following:
OLE_ERROR_CLASS
OLE_ERROR_HANDLE
OLE_ERROR_MEMORY
OLE_ERROR_NAME
OLE_ERROR_PROTOCOL
OLE_WAIT_FOR_RELEASE
The client library uses the filename extension of the file specified in the
lpszTemplate parameter to identify the server for the object. The association
between the extension and the server is stored in the registration database.
The olerender_none rendering option is typically used to support hyperlinks. With this option, the client does not call OleDraw and calls OleGetData only for ObjectLink, OwnerLink, and Native formats.
The olerender_format rendering option allows a client to compute data (instead of painting it), use an unusual data format, or modify a standard data format. With this option, the client does not call OleDraw. The client calls OleGetData to retrieve data in the specified format.
The olerender_draw rendering option is the most typical option. It is the easiest rendering option for the client to implement (the client simply calls OleDraw), and it allows the most flexibility. An object handler can exploit this flexibility to store no presentation data, a private presentation data format, or several different formats that it can choose among dynamically. Future implementations of object linking and embedding (OLE) may also exploit the flexibility that is inherent in this option.
OleCreate, OleCreateFromClip, OleDraw, OleGetData, OleObjectConvert