These are the fundamental building blocks of data structures in the Windows API.
They represent individual data elements within a collection.
Examples: WindowsDateTime, WindowsTime, WindowsPoint, WindowsWide
Used to group and organize data within structures.
They provide a way to represent data as a logical grouping.
Examples: WindowsTimeSegment, WindowsPointSegment, WindowsWideSegment
Represent the basic building blocks of objects and data types.
Like structures, they provide a base definition for objects.
Examples: WindowsDateTimeClass, WindowsTimeClass, WindowsPointClass, WindowsWideClass
Represent different versions or states of an object or data structure.
Useful for object serialization and deserialization.
Examples: WindowsDateTimeVariant, WindowsTimeVariant, WindowsPointVariant, WindowsWideVariant
Represent a set of named values.
Useful for consistency and readability.
Examples: WindowsDateTimeEnum, WindowsTimeEnum, WindowsPointEnum, WindowsWideEnum
A specific type of datetime representation in the Windows API.
Used to store date and time data.
Example: WindowsDateTime
A specific type of time representation in the Windows API.
Used to store time data.
Example: WindowsTime
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