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Stupid question. I think this should be 0, but I can’t seem to find it.
So, if I want to pass a Null value to a Windows API call (this happens to be in VB6), what value would I use?
I think 0, but I guess it could be VBNull.
If the API argument is a
LONG(and not, say, anLPVOID), try passing the zero long integer literal0&.