Test Runner Application

// 
//                Jerry Edens & Doug Eveland
//         Copyright(c) 1999 All Rights Reserved 
// 
// This code may be used in compiled form for non-profit
// purposes and the source code may be redistributed 
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//
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// ----------------------[ Revision Control ]---------------------------
// $Author: Jerry Edens$
// $Date: 11/10/99 5:38:07 PM$
// $Modtime: $
// $NoKeywords: $
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
//

// 
// The dispid's are numbered in accordance with the following table
// from COM IDL & Interface Design, Dr. Al Major, page 107:
//   
// or
// 
// MSDN  Midl Language Reference : search for id
//
//  _________________________________________________________________
// | Bits    | Value                                                 |
// |_________|_______________________________________________________|
// |         |                                                       |
// | 0  - 15 | Offset.  Any value is permissible.                    |
// |_________|_______________________________________________________|
// |         |                                                       |
// | 16 - 21 | The nesting level of this type of information in the  |
// |         | inheritance hierarchy.  The nesting level goes as     |
// |         | follows: IUnknown = 0, IDispatch = 1, and any dual    |
// |         | interface (inherits from IDispatch) or Automation = 2.|
// |_________|_______________________________________________________|
// |         |                                                       |
// | 22 - 25 | Reserved and must be ZERO.                            |
// |_________|_______________________________________________________|
// |         |                                                       |
// | 26 - 28 | DISPID value.  Used to aggregate related DISPIDs.     |
// |         | This value is typically 0 in user code.               |
// |_________|_______________________________________________________|
// |         |                                                       |
// |    29   | TRUE if this is the ID for a method, otherwise FALSE, |
// |         | This will always be 1 if you want to be consistent    |
// |         | the numbering scheme for dual interfaces, which can   |
// |         | only use this syntax for properties.                  |
// |_________|_______________________________________________________|
// |         |                                                       |
// | 30 - 31 | Must be 01 (that is, positive)                        |
// |_________|_______________________________________________________|
//   
// Example:
// [propget] long lMyProp();
// 
// 0x60020001
//    01     1  000   0000 000010 0000000000000001
// |31 - 30|29|28-26|25-22|21-16 |15-0            |
//

//	Group = Collection Interfaces

import "oaidl.idl";
import "ocidl.idl";

import "ITestSuite.idl";

#include "EnumCollectionHelper.idl"

   [
      object,
      uuid(74CDEBE5-818D-11D3-ABF5-00508B0D0D6E), 
      helpstring("IEnumTestSuites Interface"),
      pointer_default(unique)
   ]
   interface IEnumTestSuites : IUnknown
   {
		DECLARE_CUSTOM_INTERFACE_ENUM_INTERFACE(ITestSuite, IEnumTestSuites)
   };