1. bound program and got message...
I bound a program I had been working on with bindw and got the message
(when running the program)
routine_id for WndProc failed!
does anyone know why? The .exw version of the program works fine. Its only
when I bind it that it does this.
This program uses David Cuny's win32lib.exw (the latest update from
today...)
PS...there are some minor changes from the old version that aren't
documented...
such as 8 arguments to the create procedure, and adding an integer mouseX,
integer mouseY in the middle of the () in global procedures for buttons...
Thanks in advance...
Monty in Oregon
2. Re: bound program and got message...
Monty King wrote:
> routine_id for WndProc failed!
See the documentation on "Why Doesn't Binding Work?". Hopefully, the beta releas
e of 2.0 will take care of this.
> documentation wrong...
Sorry about that. I'll clean it in the next release.
-- David Cuny
3. Re: bound program and got message...
Thanks...
it worked.
The only thing that I've noticed so far is that when I start up FTP and
it starts the internet connection over the top of the window, then you
minimize the internet window (you know, connected at....) the window doesn't
refresh, you end up with partial or nothing in the window, depending on what
you do as far as opening stuff over the window. Nothing is happening in the
Eu window, at that time, because it is running ftp from the console back
behind it. While that is happening, nothing can update the Eu window. Just
thought I'd pass on this users feedback...
I love it...it works! I see that it isn't public domain though. Is it
going to be expensive?
Monty in Oregon
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Date: Tuesday, February 24, 1998 3:28 PM
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>Monty King wrote:
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>> routine_id for WndProc failed!
>
>See the documentation on "Why Doesn't Binding Work?". Hopefully, the beta
releas
>e of 2.0 will take care of this.
>
>> documentation wrong...
>
>Sorry about that. I'll clean it in the next release.
>
>-- David Cuny
>
>
4. Re: bound program and got message...
Monty King wrote:
> ...the window doesn't refresh...
Oh, bother. Are you using the most current version? I released a new
version a day or so back. I corrected quite a number of bugs in the refresh
logic, but I'm sure there are others just waiting to be discovered. Let me
know, and I'll take a look at my code again.
> I see that it isn't public domain though. Is it going to be expensive?
It's free. I hope ultimately to add a VB-like interface onto it, so you can
visually design windows, and place snippets of code into them. All the
proc_id() stuff will become hidden.
/That/ would be something worth charging for. :)
But I doubt I'd bother.
-- David Cuny
5. Re: bound program and got message...
- Posted by Monty King <boot_me at GEOCITIES.COM>
Feb 25, 1998
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Last edited Feb 26, 1998
>Oh, bother.
Sorry....
Are you using the most current version? I released a new
>version a day or so back.
version 0.06 Pre-Alpha
I corrected quite a number of bugs in the refresh
>logic, but I'm sure there are others just waiting to be discovered. Let me
>know, and I'll take a look at my code again.
Don't get me wrong...It works great. I just wanted to know that if other
process are popped up in front, while the program is doing something in the
console screen in the background (like running ftp which mine was) then the
window doesn't refresh. But I don't think you can do anything about that,
now that I think about it. What I am going to do is spawn separate ftp
programs (maybe) in other windows, rather than doing it in the console. Of
course having those program windows automatically disapear is another thing
entirely.
Thanks...Monty in Oregon
