VD

The VD structure is used to specify a view during run time. The structure is the first block of data written to the PR_VD_BINARY property when a view is saved. Data specified by pointers in this structure is appended after this structure in the PR_VD_BINARY property. When the VD structure is read in, the pointers are invalid.

typedef struct VD
{
    ULONG ulReserved1;
    ULONG ulReserved2;
    ULONG ulVersion;
    ULONG ulReserved3;
    ULONG ulReserved4;
    ULONG cvcd;
    ULONG ivcdSort;
    ULONG cCat; 
    ULONG ulCatSort;
    ULONG ulReserved5;
    ULONG ulReserved6;
    ULONG ulReserved7;
    ULONG ulReserved8;
    ULONG ulReserved9;
    ULONG ulReserved10;
} VD;
 

Members

ulVersion

Version of the view descriptor format.

cvcd

Number of view column descriptors.

ivcdSort

Index into the array of view column descriptors indicating the primary sort column. This column is indicated in the viewer’s column header by a upward or downward pointing triangle corresponding to ascending and descending sort order, respectively.

cCat

Number of categorized columns in the view. Microsoft Exchange allows up to four levels of categorization. This is zero if the view is not categorized.

ulCatSort

Sort order flag for the categorized columns. The most significant bit is the sort order flag for the highest level (leftmost) grouping in the viewer; the second most significant bit is the sort order for the second highest level grouping, etc. The following flag can be set:

VDF_SORTDESCENDING

Indicates descending sort orders; if cleared indicates ascending sort orders.

cbCollapseState

Number of bytes in lpbCollapseState.

lpbCollapseState

Pointer to bytes containing the saved expand or collapse state for categorized views.

ulReserved1…ulReserved10

These are reserved and must be NULL.