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EnumSessionsCallback2

Application-defined callback function for the IDirectPlay3::EnumSessions method.

BOOL FAR PASCAL EnumSessionsCallback2(
LPCDPSESSIONDESC2 lpThisSD,
LPDWORD lpdwTimeOut,
DWORD dwFlags,
LPVOID lpContext
);

##### Parameters

lpThisSD
  Pointer to a DPSESSIONDESC2 structure describing the enumerated session. This parameter will be set to NULL if the enumeration has timed out.
lpdwTimeOut
  Pointer to a variable containing the current time-out value. This parameter can be reset when the DPESC_TIMEDOUT flag is returned if you want to wait longer for sessions to reply.
dwFlags
  Typically, this flag is set to zero.
  DPESC_TIMEDOUT
    The enumeration has timed out. Reset lpdwTimeOut and return TRUE to continue, or FALSE to stop the enumeration.
lpContext
  Pointer to an application-defined context.

##### Return Values

Returns TRUE to continue the enumeration or FALSE to stop it.

##### Remarks

The application must implement this function in order to use the IDirectPlay3::EnumSessions method. This callback function will be called once for each session that is enumerated. Once all the session are enumerated, the callback function will be called one additional time with the DPESC_TIMEDOUT flag.

Applications should look at the flags of the DPSESSIONDESC2 to determine the nature of the session.

Any pointers returned in a callback function are temporary and are valid only in the body of the callback function. If the application needs to save pointer information, it must allocate memory to hold the data, copy the data, and then store the pointer to this new data. In this function, lpThisSD is temporary. Also note that the pointers inside the structure specified in the lpThisSD parameter—lpszSessionName / lpszSessionNameA and lpszPassword / lpszPasswordA—are also temporary.

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