PARTITION_STYLE_MBR ???

[bingo]

Constants
PARTITION_STYLE_MBR
MBR format. This corresponds to standard AT-style master boot records.
PARTITION_STYLE_GPT
GPT format.
PARTITION_STYLE_RAW
Partition not formatted in either of the recognized formats—MBR or GPT.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/defau ... le_str.asp

how can get this constants in pb ? :roll:

[Trond]

Like this:

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Enumeration
  #PARTITION_STYLE_MBR
  #PARTITION_STYLE_GPT
  #PARTITION_STYLE_RAW
EndEnumeration

[PB]

But won't that just give them the values 0,1,2 by PureBasic, and not the actual
Win32 values? I've tried looking for the actual values but searches of Google
and Usenet haven't been successful so far.

[Dare2]

Hmmm.

Are 0,1,2 not the actual values? Based on this sort of thing:

Edited: From my SDK:

PARTITION_STYLE

The PARTITION_STYLE enumeration type contains values that identify the format of a partition.


typedef enum _PARTITION_STYLE
{
PARTITION_STYLE_MBR
PARTITION_STYLE_GPT
PARTITION_STYLE_RAW
} PARTITION_STYLE;

Constants

PARTITION_STYLE_MBR
MBR format. This corresponds to standard AT-style master boot records.
PARTITION_STYLE_GPT
GPT format.
PARTITION_STYLE_RAW
Partition not formatted in either of the recognized formats—MBR or GPT.

Requirements
Client Requires Windows XP.
Server Requires Windows Server 2003.
Header Declared in Winioctl.h.


See Also
Disk Management Enumeration Types, PARTITION_INFORMATION_EX, IOCTL_DISK_GET_PARTITION_INFO_EX, IOCTL_DISK_SET_PARTITION_INFO_EX

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Does

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typedef enum _PARTITION_STYLE
{
  PARTITION_STYLE_MBR
  PARTITION_STYLE_GPT
  PARTITION_STYLE_RAW
} PARTITION_STYLE;

do the same thing as Enumeration?

[El_Choni]

They're just the correct values, AFAIK.

[Trond]

But won't that just give them the values 0,1,2 by PureBasic, and not the actual
Win32 values? I've tried looking for the actual values but searches of Google
and Usenet haven't been successful so far.

0, 1 and 2 are the actual values.