Jam.Shell.Types.TItemIdListDisplayNameFormat

This enumeration contains different formats to retrieve the IItemIdList.DisplayName of an ItemIdList.

Syntax

Pascal

TItemIdListDisplayNameFormat = (
  dnfNormal,
  dnfInFolder,
  dnfPath,
  dnfPhysicalPath,
  dnfRelativeForAddressBar,
  dnfRelativeParsing,
  dnfAbsoluteParsing,
  dnfForExplorer,
  dnfPreferPhysical
);

Members

Members	Description
dnfNormal	Returns the displayname relative to the parent folder.
dnfInFolder	Returns the path relative to the parent folder. Slightly different results than dnfNormal for UNC-Paths and files in archives.
dnfPath	Returns the absolute path. Also elements without physical path (i.e. special folders or elements on an attached mobile device) return a value using dnfPath.
dnfPhysicalPath	Returns the item's file system path, if it has one. Passing this value to IItemIdList.DisplayName will not return any cached value, and contrary to IItemIdList.Path it will return an empty string for invalid elements.
dnfRelativeForAddressBar	Returns the relative path. Compared to dnfNormal and dnfInFolder it returns names including the extension, even if extension are hidden in Windows Explorer.
dnfRelativeParsing	Returns the relative path that is often not suitable to display (returns e.g. Folder-GUIDs for SpecialFolders or device-ids for usb storage).
dnfAbsoluteParsing	Returns an absolute path that is often not suitable to display(returns e.g. Folder-GUIDs for SpecialFolders or device-ids for usb storage).
dnfForExplorer	Internally used - a combination of dnfAbsoluteParsing and dnfPath, that can be passed to explorer.exe.
dnfPreferPhysical	Returns the absolute physical path if available. If not available, returns the DisplayPath (dnfPath).

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