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TJwSecurityDesktop Methods

The methods of the TJwSecurityDesktop class are listed here.

 
Name 
Description 
 
Close frees a desktop handle. The instance cannot be used for more desktop manipulation. 
 
DesktopFlagsToInt converts the enum type TJwSecurityDesktopFlags to the corresponding integer type.  
 
GeTSecurityDesktopWindowHandles creates a list of available desktop window handles. All TList pointers are desktop handles. You can convert them to HDESK by type cast : HDESK(List.Item[i])  
 
OpenDesktopByName opens a desktop with the name given in the property Name. This function does not check for an already opened desktop in this instance. It simply overrides the current handle of this desktop instance. For more information about parameters see Create .
Do not use this function, it is used for internal purposes. 
 
OpenInputDesktop opens the desktop that currently holds the input. This function does check for an already opened desktop in this instance and raises an EOpenDesktop Error It simply overrides the current handle of this desktop instance. For more information about parameters see Create .
Do not use this function, it is used for internal purposes. 
 
SetLastThreadDesktop tries to return to the thread desktop that was used before a call to SetThreadDesktop. ! 
 
SetThreadDesktop assigns the desktop to the thread that calls this function. This only works if the thread has no already opened windows or hooks. If the desktop is not opened this function does nothing. 
 
SwitchDesktop switches input to the desktop of this instance. If no desktop is opened this function does nothing.
SwitchDesktop does save a handle to the desktop that was active before it is called so it can be changed back in SwitchDesktopBack
 
SwitchDesktopBack switches the input to the desktop used before SwitchDesktop was called. 
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