docobj.h header

This header is used by Component Object Model (COM). For more information, see:

• Component Object Model (COM)

docobj.h contains the following programming interfaces:

Interfaces

IContinueCallback Provides a generic callback mechanism for interruptible processes that should periodically ask an object whether to continue.
IEnumOleDocumentViews Enumerates the views supported by a document object.
IOleCommandTarget Enables objects and their containers to dispatch commands to each other. For example, an object's toolbars may contain buttons for commands such as Print, Print Preview, Save, New, and Zoom.
IOleDocument Enables a document object to communicate to containers its ability to create views of its data.
IOleDocumentSite Enables a document that has been implemented as a document object to bypass the normal activation sequence for in-place-active objects and to directly instruct its client site to activate it as a document object.
IOleDocumentView The IOleDocumentView interface enables a container to communicate with each view supported by a document object.
IPrint Enables compound documents in general and active documents in particular to support programmatic printing.

Structures

OLECMD Associates command flags from the OLECMDF enumeration with a command identifier through a call to IOleCommandTarget::QueryStatus.
OLECMDTEXT Specifies a text name or status string for a single command identifier.
PAGERANGE Specifies a range of pages.
PAGESET Identifies one or more page-ranges to be printed and, optionally, identifies only the even or odd pages as part of a pageset.

Enumerations

DOCMISC Provides miscellaneous property information about a document object.
OLECMDEXECOPT Specifies command execution options.
OLECMDF Specifies the type of support provided by an object for the command specified in an OLECMD structure.
OLECMDID Specifies which standard command is to be executed. A single value from this enumeration is passed in the nCmdID argument of IOleCommandTarget::Exec.
OLECMDID_WINDOWSTATE_FLAG Specifies the window state.
OLECMDTEXTF Specifies the type of information that an object should store in the OLECMDTEXT structure passed in IOleCommandTarget::QueryStatus.