2.4.1.3 File Queuing Functions
Using the Setup functions, you can queue files for various operations. File queues can be established for file copying, renaming, and deletion. Typically, all of the file operations necessary for an entire installation are queued to the file queue and processed, when the queue is committed, in a single batch.
The following functions are used with file queues.
| SetupCloseFileQueue | Terminates the queue. Any remaining transactions are not committed. |
| SetupCommitFileQueue | Commits all queued transactions. |
| SetupOpenFileQueue | Initializes and returns a handle to the file queue. |
| SetupPromptReboot | Prompts the user to reboot his or her machine if necessary. |
| SetupQueueCopy | Queues a file copy. |
| SetupQueueCopySection | Queues the files in an INF Copy Files section for copying. |
| SetupQueueDefaultCopy | Queues the files in an INF Copy Files section using the default information specified in an INF file. |
| SetupQueueDelete | Queues a file deletion. |
| SetupQueueDeleteSection | Queues the files in a INF Delete Files section for deletion. |
| SetupQueueRename | Queues a file for renaming. |
| SetupQueueRenameSection | Queues the files in an INF Rename Files section for renaming. |
| SetupScanFileQueue | Scans the file queue. |
| SetupSetPlatformPathOverride | Sets the platform path override. |
For more information on the file queue functions, see the Win32 SDK documentation.