For passwords that have an expiration date, this function queries the next password.
[C++Builder/Visual C++] BOOL
PK3NextQueryPassword(LPSTR lpszPassword, LPLONG
lpPasswordLen);
[Delphi] function
PK3NextQueryPassword(lpszPassword: PAnsiChar; var lpPasswordLen:
Longint): LongBool;
[Visual Basic] Function
PK3NextQueryPassword(ByVal lpszPassword As String, lpPasswordLen As
Long) As Long
Parameters
Name | Explanation |
lpszPassword | The password set by PK3NextSetPassword In C++Builder, Visual C++, and Delphi. this is a string terminating with Null. In Visual Basic, this is a string of specified size. (The lockword specified in the "Set Protection" tool.) |
lpPasswordLen | The number of digits in the retrieved password (lpszPassword) |
Return Value
Returns the True (nonzero) if successful, otherwise returns False (0).
Explanation
For passwords that have an expiration date, the PK3NextQueryPassword function queries the next password.