MKRREDUCE

The MKRREDUCE enumeration constants are used to specify how far the moniker should be reduced. They are used in the IMoniker::Reduce method.

typedef enum tagMKRREDUCE 
{ 
    MKRREDUCE_ONE            = 3<<16, 
    MKRREDUCE_TOUSER         = 2<<16, 
    MKRREDUCE_THROUGHUSER    = 1<<16, 
    MKRREDUCE_ALL            = 0 
} MKRREDUCE; 
 

Elements

MKRREDUCE_ONE

Performs only one step of reducing the moniker. In general, the caller must have specific knowledge about the particular kind of moniker to take advantage of this option.

MKRREDUCE_TOUSER

Reduces the moniker to a form that the user identifies as a persistent object. If no such point exists, then this option should be treated as MKRREDUCE_ALL.

MKRREDUCE_THROUGHUSER

Reduces the moniker to where any further reduction would reduce it to a form that the user does not identify as a persistent object. Often, this is the same stage as MKRREDUCE_TOUSER.

MKRREDUCE_ALL

Reduces the moniker until it is in its simplest form, that is, reduce it to itself.

QuickInfo

  Windows NT: Use version 3.1 and later.
  Windows: Use Windows 95 and later.
  Windows CE: Unsupported.
  Header: Declared in objidl.h.

See Also

IMoniker::Reduce