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using System;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
namespace Vanara.PInvoke
{
public static partial class Shell32
{
/// <summary>
/// Indicate flags used by IExplorerPaneVisibility::GetPaneState to get the current state of the given Windows Explorer pane.
/// </summary>
[Flags]
[PInvokeData("Shobjidl.h", MSDNShortId = "4caa2fe7-5bb3-4940-a429-fd32128eea84")]
public enum EXPLORERPANESTATE
{
/// <summary>Do not make any modifications to the pane.</summary>
EPS_DONTCARE = 0x0000,
/// <summary>Set the default state of the pane to "on", but respect any user-modified persisted state.</summary>
EPS_DEFAULT_ON = 0x0001,
/// <summary>Set the default state of the pane to "off".</summary>
EPS_DEFAULT_OFF = 0x0002,
/// <summary>Unused.</summary>
EPS_STATEMASK = 0xFFFF,
/// <summary>Ignore any persisted state from the user, but the user can still modify the state.</summary>
EPS_INITIALSTATE = 0x00010000,
/// <summary>
/// Users cannot modify the state, that is, they do not have the ability to show or hide the given pane. This option implies EPS_INITIALSTATE.
/// </summary>
EPS_FORCE = 0x00020000,
}
/// <summary>
/// Used in Windows Explorer by an IShellFolder implementation to give suggestions to the view about what panes are visible.
/// Additionally, an IExplorerBrowser host can use this interface to provide information about pane visibility. The host should
/// implement QueryService with SID_ExplorerPaneVisibility as the service ID. The host must be in the site chain.
/// <para>
/// The IExplorerPaneVisibility implementation is retrieved from the Shell folder.The Shell folder, in turn, is retrieved from the
/// view.A namespace extension can elect to provide a custom view(IShellView) rather than using the system folder view object
/// (DefView). In that case, the IShellView implementation must include an implementation of IFolderView::GetFolder to return the
/// IExplorerPaneVisibility object.
/// </para>
/// <para>
/// A namespace extension can provide a custom view by implementing IShellView itself rather than using the system folder view object
/// (DefView). In that case, the IShellView implementation must include an implementation of IFolderView::GetFolder to make use of IExplorerPaneVisibility.
/// </para>
/// </summary>
[ComImport, InterfaceType(ComInterfaceType.InterfaceIsIUnknown), Guid("e07010ec-bc17-44c0-97b0-46c7c95b9edc")]
[PInvokeData("Shobjidl.h", MSDNShortId = "b940adc2-dfef-49c5-b86c-d0da83db0aad")]
public interface IExplorerPaneVisibility
{
/// <summary>Gets the visibility state of the given Windows Explorer pane.</summary>
/// <param name="ep">
/// A reference to a GUID that uniquely identifies a Windows Explorer pane. One of the constants as defined in Shlguid.h.
/// </param>
/// <returns>
/// When this method returns, contains the visibility state of the given Windows Explorer pane as one of the EXPLORERPANESTATE constants.
/// </returns>
EXPLORERPANESTATE GetPaneState([In, MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.LPStruct)] Guid ep);
}
/// <summary>Constant GUIDs used by IExplorerPaneVisibility::GetPaneState.</summary>
public static class IExplorerPaneVisibilityConstants
{
/// <summary>Additional fields and options to aid in a search.</summary>
public readonly static Guid EP_AdvQueryPane = new Guid("{b4e9db8b-34ba-4c39-b5cc-16a1bd2c411c}");
/// <summary>Commands module along the top of the Windows Explorer window.</summary>
public readonly static Guid EP_Commands = new Guid("{d9745868-ca5f-4a76-91cd-f5a129fbb076}");
/// <summary>Organize menu within the commands module.</summary>
public readonly static Guid EP_Commands_Organize = new Guid("{72e81700-e3ec-4660-bf24-3c3b7b648806}");
/// <summary>View menu within the commands module.</summary>
public readonly static Guid EP_Commands_View = new Guid("{21f7c32d-eeaa-439b-bb51-37b96fd6a943}");
/// <summary>Pane showing metadata along the bottom of the Windows Explorer window.</summary>
public readonly static Guid EP_DetailsPane = new Guid("{43abf98b-89b8-472d-b9ce-e69b8229f019}");
/// <summary>The pane on the left side of the Windows Explorer window that hosts the folders tree and Favorites.</summary>
public readonly static Guid EP_NavPane = new Guid("{cb316b22-25f7-42b8-8a09-540d23a43c2f}");
/// <summary>Pane on the right of the Windows Explorer window that shows a large reading preview of the file.</summary>
public readonly static Guid EP_PreviewPane = new Guid("{893c63d1-45c8-4d17-be19-223be71be365}");
/// <summary>Quick filter buttons to aid in a search.</summary>
public readonly static Guid EP_QueryPane = new Guid("{65bcde4f-4f07-4f27-83a7-1afca4df7ddd}");
/// <summary>
/// Introduced in Windows 8: The ribbon, which is the control that replaced menus and toolbars at the top of many Microsoft applications.
/// </summary>
public readonly static Guid EP_Ribbon = new Guid("{D27524A8-C9F2-4834-A106-DF8889FD4F37}");
/// <summary>Introduced in Windows 8: A status bar that indicates the progress of some process, such as copying or downloading.</summary>
public readonly static Guid EP_StatusBar = new Guid("{65fe56ce-5cfe-4bc4-ad8a-7ae3fe7e8f7c}");
}
}
}