IWMPPluginUI interface (wmpplug.h)
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The IWMPPluginUI interface manages the connection to Windows Media Player.
Inheritance
The IWMPPluginUI interface inherits from the IUnknown interface. IWMPPluginUI also has these types of members:
Methods
The IWMPPluginUI interface has these methods.
| IWMPPluginUI::Create The Create method is called by Windows Media Player to instantiate the plug-in user interface. This method is passed a handle to a parent window of the plug-in window. A handle to the newly created window is then passed back to the calling method. |
| IWMPPluginUI::Destroy The Destroy method is called by Windows Media Player to shut down the plug-in user interface. |
| IWMPPluginUI::DisplayPropertyPage The DisplayPropertyPage method is called by Windows Media Player to request that the plug-in display its property page. This method is passed a handle to a parent window of the plug-in property page dialog box. |
| IWMPPluginUI::GetProperty The GetProperty method is called by Windows Media Player to retrieve name/value property pairs from the plug-in. |
| IWMPPluginUI::SetCore The SetCore method is called by Windows Media Player to provide plug-in access to the core Windows Media Player APIs. |
| IWMPPluginUI::SetProperty The SetProperty method is called by Windows Media Player to set name/value property pairs for the plug-in. |
| IWMPPluginUI::TranslateAccelerator The TranslateAccelerator method is called as part of the Windows Media Player message loop to allow the plug-in to intercept and respond to keyboard events. |
Requirements
| Target Platform | Windows |
| Header | wmpplug.h |