1. win32lib event handlers needed
- Posted by spent memory <spent.memory at gmail.com> Nov 24, 2004
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am i missing something here, how usefull would these win32lib event handlers be w32HMinimize w32HRestore w32HMaximize is not needed as w32HResize does the same if anyone knows how to catch these events let me know
2. Re: win32lib event handlers needed
- Posted by Larry Miller <larrymiller at sasktel.net> Nov 24, 2004
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If I understand you correctly, the functionality of these events are already incorporated in the w32HResize event. The first element of the params sequence indicates the type of resize operation that has occured. >From the Win32Lib docs: parms = { integer style, integer x, integer y} The style is one of the following: SIZE_RESTORED: Window was restored SIZE_MINIMIZED: Window was minimized SIZE_MAXIMIZED: Window was maximized The x and y parameters are the new size of the id. I have used all of these and they work well Larry
3. Re: win32lib event handlers needed
- Posted by spent memory <spent.memory at gmail.com> Nov 24, 2004
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thanks larry , hit the nail on the head , cheers On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 05:51:26 -0800, Larry Miller <guest at rapideuphoria.com> wrote: > > posted by: Larry Miller <larrymiller at sasktel.net> > > If I understand you correctly, the functionality of these events are > already incorporated in the w32HResize event. The first element of the > params sequence indicates the type of resize operation that has > occured. > > >From the Win32Lib docs: > > parms = { integer style, integer x, integer y} > > The style is one of the following: > > SIZE_RESTORED: Window was restored > SIZE_MINIMIZED: Window was minimized > SIZE_MAXIMIZED: Window was maximized > The x and y parameters are the new size of the id. > > I have used all of these and they work well > > Larry > > > >