pinvoke.net: Edit: wlanapi.WlanScan

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Summary: TODO - a short description

!!!!C# Signature:
 [DllImport("Wlanapi.dll",SetLastError=true)]
 public static extern uint WlanScan(IntPtr hClientHandle,ref Guid pInterfaceGuid,IntPtr pDot11Ssid,IntPtr pIeData,IntPtr pReserved);
!!!!VB Signature:
 <DllImport("Wlanapi.dll", SetLastError:=True)>
 Public Shared Function WlanScan(ByVal hClientHandle As IntPtr, ByRef pInterfaceGuid As Guid, ByVal pDot11Ssid As IntPtr, ByVal pIeData As IntPtr, ByVal pReserved As IntPtr) As UInteger
 End Function
!!!!User-Defined Types:
pDot11Ssid : Pointer to a [DOT11_SSID] structure.
pIeData : Pointer to a [WLAN_RAW_DATA] structure.
!!!!Alternative Managed API:
Do you know one?  Please contribute it!

!!!!Notes:
This method just tells the interface to start doing a scan. If you want to get results as they come back, you have to register a callback function. An easier way is to call this method, wait a while, then use [WlanGetAvailableNetworkList]

!!!!Tips & Tricks:
Please add some!

!!!!Sample Code:
C#
      Guid g;
      //wlanHndl is the handle returned previously by calling [WlanOpenHandle]
      for (int i = 0; i < infoList.dwNumberOfItems; i++)
      {
          g = infoList.InterfaceInfo[i].InterfaceGuid;
          uint resultCode = WlanScan(wlanHndl, ref g, IntPtr.Zero, IntPtr.Zero, IntPtr.Zero);
          if (resultCode != 0)
              return;
      }

Documentation: WlanScan@msdn on MSDN