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HDDPhysic FoxPro example (source code sample)

Posted on : 01-03-2010 | By : rlByte Team | In : HDDPhysic

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 In order to get the Hard Disk serial number and other manufacturer information (NOT volume serial, only the unique one, the one that will not change after a format, physical one) using HDDPhysic library and FoxPro you need to do the following 3 easy steps:

(1) Load HDDPhysic library and declare the imported library functions:
Object: Form1 ; Procedure: Load ;

DECLARE INTEGER Init IN "HDDPhysic.dll" AS HDD_Init STRING sRegUser, STRING sRegCode
DECLARE INTEGER GetPhysicInfo IN "HDDPhysic.dll" AS HDD_Info INTEGER diskIndex, INTEGER InfoType, STRING pHddInfo

(2) Call the Init function to initialize the user computer hard drives and get the total available devices:
Object: Form1 ; Procedure: Show ;

tDiscs = HDD_Init ('your-registration-info-here', 'your-registration-info-here') && Init and get number of hdd's available
sBuffer = Space(500) && Make some room in the buffer

IF tDiscs > 0 THEN
 FOR i=0 TO tDiscs-1 STEP 1
  This.Combo1.AddItem (ALLTRIM(STR(i)))
 NEXT

 This.Text7.Value=ALLTRIM(STR(HDD_Info(0, 6, sBuffer))) && Get hdd index where Windows Is Installed
ENDIF

(3) Now that you have the total hard drives count you can query for the manufacturer information passing the disk index to the GetPhysicInfo function:
Objec: Command1 ; Procedure: Show ;

sBuffer = SPACE(500) && make some room in the buffer
iDiskNo = Form1.Combo1.ListIndex-1


    iReturn = HDD_Info(iDiskNo, 0, @sBuffer)    && 0 = serial number
    Form1.Text2.Value=sBuffer
   
    iReturn = HDD_Info(iDiskNo, 1, @sBuffer)    && 1 = hdd model
    Form1.Text3.Value=sBuffer
   
    iReturn = HDD_Info(iDiskNo, 2, @sBuffer)    && 2 = hdd revision
    Form1.Text4.Value=sBuffer
   
    iReturn = HDD_Info(iDiskNo, 3, @sBuffer)    && 3 = hdd type
    Form1.Text1.Value=sBuffer        
       
    iReturn = HDD_Info(iDiskNo, 5, @sBuffer)    && 5 = hdd buffer size
    Form1.Text5.Value=sBuffer
   
    iReturn = HDD_Info(iDiskNo, 4, @sBuffer)    && 4 = hdd size
    Form1.Text6.Value=sBuffer

A complete Visual FoxPro 9.0 project is available for download in the resource area of the project here