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///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Microsoft Windows Media Player
// Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
//
// Filename: WMPDevices.h
//
// Structures and constants needed by a device implementer to support
// Windows Media Player device extension.
//
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#pragma once
#include <winapifamily.h>

#pragma region Desktop Family
#if WINAPI_FAMILY_PARTITION(WINAPI_PARTITION_DESKTOP)


// This file defines Windows Media Player support for WMDM
// service providers.
//

//
// defines used to encode/decode WMP_WMDM_METADATA_ROUND_TRIP_DEVICE2PC::dwFlags
//
#define WMP_MDRT_FLAGS_UNREPORTED_DELETED_ITEMS     0x00000001  // bit 0
#define WMP_MDRT_FLAGS_UNREPORTED_ADDED_ITEMS       0x00000002  // bit 1
// all other bits are reserved for future use and should be returned as 0 (zero) for now

#pragma pack(push, Old, 1)

#define IOCTL_WMP_METADATA_ROUND_TRIP       0x31504d57  // 'W' 'M' 'P' '1'

// Windows Media Player sends and retrieves these structures using code similar to this:
//   IWMDMDevice3 *pDevice3;
//   WMP_WMDM_METADATA_ROUND_TRIP_PC2DEVICE PC2Device = {0,0};
//   DWORD dwSizeDevice2PC = sizeof(WMP_WMDM_METADATA_ROUND_TRIP_DEVICE2PC) + 0x50000;
//   WMP_WMDM_METADATA_ROUND_TRIP_DEVICE2PC *pDevice2PC = (WMP_WMDM_METADATA_ROUND_TRIP_DEVICE2PC *) new BYTE[dwSizeDevice2PC];
//   HRESULT hr = pDevice3->DeviceIoControl(IOCTL_WMP_METADATA_ROUND_TRIP,
//                                  &PC2Device, sizeof(WMP_WMDM_METADATA_ROUND_TRIP_PC2DEVICE),
//                                  pDevice2PC, &dwSizeDevice2PC);

//
// Structure sent by Windows Media Player to WMDM SP
//

typedef struct _WMP_WMDM_METADATA_ROUND_TRIP_PC2DEVICE
{
    DWORD   dwChangesSinceTransactionID;    // 0 on first call ever to device (return all changes),
                                            //   value of WMP_WMDM_METADATA_ROUND_TRIP_DEVICE2PC::dwCurrentTransactionID
                                            //   from last sync session
    DWORD   dwResultSetStartingIndex;       // 0 based starting index into result set that should
                                            //   be returned, always zero on first call

    // WMDM SP should check the passed buffer size is at least sizeof(WMP_WMDM_METADATA_ROUND_TRIP_PC2DEVICE).
    // Future versions of WMP may pass larger structures which enable new functionality but these
    //   first 2 DWORDs would always remain the same.
} WMP_WMDM_METADATA_ROUND_TRIP_PC2DEVICE;

//
// Response structure sent by WMDM SP to Windows Media Player
//

typedef struct _WMP_WMDM_METADATA_ROUND_TRIP_DEVICE2PC
{
    DWORD   dwCurrentTransactionID;         // Device's current transaction ID (WMP will pass this
                                            //   value as WMP_WMDM_METADATA_ROUND_TRIP_PC2DEVICE::dwChangesSinceTransactionID
                                            //   during the next sync session)
    DWORD   dwReturnedObjectCount;          // how many object pathnames are in wsObjectPathnameList
    DWORD   dwUnretrievedObjectCount;       // how many objects have changes that were not returned in
                                            //   this response (non-zero value implies at least one more
                                            //   request must be made by WMP)
    DWORD   dwDeletedObjectStartingOffset;  // wsObjectPathnameList[dwDeletedObjectStartingOffset] is
                                            //   first character of first deleted object pathname
                                            // pass 0 if wsObjectPathnameList only contains deleted
                                            //   objects (contains no updated or added objects)
                                            // pass the character offset of the last nul in
                                            //   wsObjectPathnameList if the list only contains updated
                                            //   or added objects (no deleted objects)
    DWORD   dwFlags;                        // bit 0 (0==false, 1==true) indicating some items were
                                            //   deleted before the first PUOID being reported
                                            //   (normally means device was reformatted)
                                            // bit 1 (0==false, 1==true) indicating some additional items
                                            //   were added that were not returned in the list of PUOIDs
                                            // bits 2-31 - reserved for future use
                                            //   (must be returned as 0 for now)
    WCHAR   wsObjectPathnameList[1];        // list of null terminated unicode pathname strings, one after
                                            //   another, terminated with an extra null
                                            // All the objects that have been added or have their
                                            //   playcount, user rating or BuyNow properties changed come
                                            //   first.  Then all the objects that have been deleted come
                                            //   next.  This second set of objects starts at
                                            //   dwDeletedObjectStartingOffset.
                                            // The WMDM SP should return as many object pathnames as will
                                            //   fit in the buffer passed to IMDSPDevice3::DeviceIoControl()
                                            //   whose size is passed in *pnOutBufferSize.  If there isn't
                                            //   enough room return what you can and set the
                                            //   dwUnretrievedObjectCount to a non-zero value appropriately.
} WMP_WMDM_METADATA_ROUND_TRIP_DEVICE2PC;

#define IOCTL_WMP_DEVICE_CAN_SYNC           0x32504d57  // 'W' 'M' 'P' '2'
//
// This IOCTL will pass no parameters and expects a DWORD return value (1 for able to sync, 
// 0 for not able to sync)
//

#pragma pack(pop, Old)

//
// Macros for notifying WMP that a device has arrived or been removed
//
__inline BOOL WMPNotifyDeviceArrival()
{
    return( ::PostMessage( HWND_BROADCAST, ::RegisterWindowMessageA( "WMPlayer_PluginAddRemove" ), 2, 0 ) );
}

__inline BOOL WMPNotifyDeviceRemoval()
{
    return( ::PostMessage( HWND_BROADCAST, ::RegisterWindowMessageA( "WMPlayer_PluginAddRemove" ), 3, 0 ) );
}

#endif /* WINAPI_FAMILY_PARTITION(WINAPI_PARTITION_DESKTOP) */
#pragma endregion


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