The solution is very easy to start with the ShellExecuteEx function, search for File in in LPCITEMIDLIST!
The provided code defines a function called SearchCmdLPCITEMIDLIST, which is used to execute a Windows search query based on an LPCITEMIDLIST (a list of directory/file IDs). Here is an explanation of the code:
BOOLSearchCmdLPCITEMIDLIST(LPCITEMIDLISTitem,HWNDm_hWnd=NULL){// Create a SHELLEXECUTEINFO structure and initialize it with zeros.SHELLEXECUTEINFOsei;ZeroMemory(&sei,sizeof(sei));sei.cbSize=sizeof(sei);// Use SEE_MASK_IDLIST to pass an ID-list object (item).sei.fMask=SEE_MASK_IDLIST;// The provided ID list.sei.lpIDList=(LPITEMIDLIST)(LPCITEMIDLIST)item;// Pointer to the document class, not set here.sei.lpClass=NULL;// The handle of the main window that initiates the search.sei.hwnd=m_hWnd;// Display behavior (SW_SHOWNORMAL displays a normal window).sei.nShow=SW_SHOWNORMAL;// The shell verb, "find," initiates the Windows search.sei.lpVerb=TEXT("find");// Use ShellExecuteEx to execute the search.returnShellExecuteEx(&sei);}
This function uses the ShellExecuteEx function from the Windows API to initiate a Windows search using the provided LPCITEMIDLIST object. The LPCITEMIDLIST object represents a list of directory or file IDs used as search parameters. The main window initiating the search can be optionally set through the m_hWnd parameter.
The SHELLEXECUTEINFO structure is used to configure the search request, including the search behavior and the shell verb (here, "find" for Windows search). If the search is successfully initiated, the function returns TRUE; otherwise, it returns FALSE.
Please note that using this function triggers the Windows search with the provided parameters, but the search results are typically displayed in a separate search window or Explorer window.
(Image-1) ShellExecuteEx function, search in LPCITEMIDLIST!
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