Enumerates the possible values of the propid member of the PROPSPEC structure. This is not part of Microsofts structured storage definitions, but an addition introduced for convenience.

Summary

TODO - a short description

C# Definition:

public enum PROPSPECIND : uint
[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Explicit)]
public struct PROPSPEC
{
   LPWSTR = 0,
   PROPID = 1
     [FieldOffset(0)] public int ulKind;     // 0 - string used; 1 - PROPID
     [FieldOffset(4)] public int propid;
     [FieldOffset(4)] public IntPtr lpwstr;
}

VB Definition:

#Region "PROPSPECKIND Enumeration Definition"
   '/// <summary>
   '/// Indicates whether the PROPSPEC propid or lpwstr member used.
   '/// </summary>
   Public Enum PROPSPECKIND
     '/// <summary>
     '/// Specifies that the the lpwstr member is used.
     '/// </summary>
     LPWSTR = 0

#Region "PROPSPEC Structure Definition"

  '/// <summary>
  '/// The PROPSPEC structure is used by many of the methods of IPropertyStorage to specify a property either by its property identifier (ID) or the associated string name.
  '/// </summary>
  <StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential)> _
  Public Structure PROPSPEC
    '/// <summary>
    '/// Indicates whether the propid or lpwstr member used.
    '/// </summary>
    Public ulKind As PROPSPECKIND

     '/// <summary>
     '/// Specifies that the propid member is used.
     '/// </summary>
     PROPID = 1
   End Enum
#End Region

User-Defined Field Types:

None.

    '/// <summary>
    '/// Specifies the value of the property ID. Use either this value or the following lpwstr, not both.
    '/// </summary>
    Public propid As UInt32

Notes:

None.

    '/// <summary>
    '/// Specifies the string name of the property as a null-terminated Unicode string.
    '/// </summary>
    Public lpwstr As IntPtr
  End Structure

#End Region