Messenger.CreateMessageSimple
Sets properties (fields) of MCMessage structure.
[C++]
static void CreateMessageSimple(long MsgCode, long Param1, long Param2, MCMessage& Message);
[Pascal]
class function CreateMessageSimple(MsgCode : integer; Param1 : integer; Param2 : integer) TMCMessage;
[VB6]
Function IMCXMessenger4.CreateMessageSimple(MsgCode As Long, Param1 As Long, Param2 As Long) As IMCXMessage
[ActiveX]
HRESULT _stdcall IMCXMessenger4.CreateMessageSimple([in] long MsgCode, [in] long Param1, [in] long Param2, [out, retval] IMCXMessage ** Message);
[C#]
static MCMessage CreateMessageSimple(int MsgCode, int Param1, int Param2);
[VB.NET]
Public Shared Function CreateMessageSimple(ByVal MsgCode As Integer, ByVal Param1 As Integer, ByVal Param2 As Integer) As MCMessage
[Java]
static MCMessage createMessageSimple(
int msgCode,
int param1,
int param2
);
[Java ME]
static MCMessage createMessageSimple(
int msgCode,
int param1,
int param2
);
[Palm]
static void CreateMessageSimple(long MsgCode, long Param1, long Param2, MCMessage& Message);
[DLL]
void __stdcall MCMessengerCreateMessageSimple(long MsgCode, long Param1, long Param2, MCMessage& Message);
- MsgCode - application-defined message code. Use this message code to identify the message on the recipient side.
- Param1 - application-defined parameter of the message.
- Param2 - application-defined parameter of the message.
- Message - The record that CreateMessageSimple creates (when Message is a function result) and filled with specified parameters. See more here
Use this method to initialize main fields of MCMessage with one call.
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