Called when wodSFTP retrieves directory attributes.

void (*AttibutesData)(void *Sftp, int Count, WIN32_FIND_DATA **Items);

The AttributesData callback syntax has these parts:

The AttributesData callback will be called as a result of ListAttributes methods. It's purpose is to provide information about directory structure in a way that is easy for your application to parse. Instead of using ListDir, which returns line-by-line directory contents that depend on the server, you can use the ListAttributes method to retrieve a collection of objects - each of them containing one directory item.

For example, you can easily get information about specific item, like this:

void SftpAttributesData(void *Sftp, int Count, WIN32_FIND_DATA **Items)
{
   char *it = (char *)Items;

   for (int i=0;i<Count;i++)
   {
      WIN32_FIND_DATA *dt = (WIN32_FIND_DATA *)it;
      SYSTEMTIME st;
      FileTimeToSystemTime(&dt->ftLastWriteTime, &st);
      ......
      it += sizeof(WIN32_FIND_DATA);
   }
   return;
}

This event can fire more than once when a directory contains many items. When the complete directory listing is finished, the Done event will fire.

WIN32_FIND_DATA structure contains dwFileAttributes member which holds item type. It will be set to 0 if remote file is a regular file. When remote item is a directory, it will be set to FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY. If remote item is a symbolic link, it will be set to FILE_ATTRIBUTE_SYMLINK (defined in SftpDLL.h header file, has same value as unused FILE_ATTRIBUTE_REPARSE_POINT).

NOTE: this callback is called only if you have created an instance of the SftpEventsStruct structure, and set its AttributesData member to the function implementing it.