List computers in local network

Here's an example that lists all computers in the WORKGROUP workgroup. If you want to use the example directly, you need a form with a TListBox called LB.
The code is for D4, change DWORD to Integer if you are using D2/D3..


Var
  CurrentPlace : String;
  I : Integer;


type
  TNetRecArr = Array[0..9] of TNetResourceA;

procedure tform1.Scan(Name: String);
var
 Rec: TNetResourceA;
 Temp: TNetRecArr;
 NEHandle,
 NEResult,
 MaxRecs,
 BufSize: dword;
begin
  With Rec do
  begin
    dwScope:=RESOURCE_GLOBALNET;
    dwType:=RESOURCETYPE_DISK;
    dwDisplayType:=RESOURCEDISPLAYTYPE_SHARE;
    dwUsage:=0;
    lpLocalName:='';
    lpRemoteName:=PChar(Name);
    lpComment:='';
    lpProvider:='Microsoft Windows Network';
  End;
  CurrentPlace:='';
  NEResult:=WNetOpenEnum(RESOURCE_GLOBALNET,RESOURCETYPE_DISK,0,@Rec,NEHandle);
{ Open enumeration, all resources, only disk, and no printers }
  if NEResult=0 then
  begin
    BufSize:=SizeOf(Temp);
    repeat
      MaxRecs:=10;
      NEResult:=WNetEnumResource(NEHandle,MaxRecs,@Temp,BufSize);
      if (NEResult=NO_ERROR) or (NEResult=ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS) then
      begin
For I:=0 to MaxRecs-1 do
  LB.Items.Add(Temp[I].lpremoteName);
      end;
    until NEResult<>NO_ERROR;
    if NEResult=ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS then
      WNetCloseEnum(NEHandle);
  end;
end;


procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
begin
  Scan('WORKGROUP');
end;

BlackMan, thanks but I couldn't get it to work. NEResult=1204 and the procedure exits, although I have typed my WorkGroup name correctly. When I click on the Network icon on my desktop, I see almost 400 computers. Any suggestions?

1204 means "Bad Network Provider", I guess you are not running a US language OS?
Type to set lpProvider to either the name you can see in the Explorer under Network / Entire Network or just leave it blank ('')

1204 means "Bad Network Provider", I guess you are not running a US language OS?
Try to set lpProvider to either the name you can see in the Explorer under Network / Entire Network or just leave it blank ('')

Thanks, I set it to '' and now it works. I run the Swedish version of Win98, so that must have been the reason. Could you please submit it as an answer?

By the way, I can see 37 other networks if I click on Entire Network. Maybe you could help me to list these in Delphi too, so that I will be able to scan each one of them?