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| Microsoft DirectX 9.0 |
Enumeration is one of the ways that Microsoft?DirectPlay?provides information to applications. Enumerations are used to collect data associated with a number of similar elements. For instance, you can use an enumeration to obtain information about each player in a session. To perform an enumeration, an application queries DirectPlay for a particular type of information, and DirectPlay returns a data structure for each related element, typically as an array of structures.
Most applications will need to perform at least one and often several enumeration operations. Each DirectPlay interface supports a different set of enumerations. Thus the details will vary from application to application. The following is a list of available enumerations, along with the interfaces that support each type of enumeration.
For more information, see Implementing a DirectPlay Enumeration.
Enumeration is one of the ways that DirectPlay provides information to applications. Enumerations are used to collect data associated with a number of similar elements. For instance, you can use an enumeration to obtain information about each player in a session. To perform an enumeration, an application queries DirectPlay for a particular type of information, and DirectPlay returns a data type for each related element, typically as an array of types.