1. Win32Lib 2nd bug
Win32Lib developers take note:
quoted from Win32Lib:
>>
if onEvent[ id ] > 0 then
-- call routine
call_proc( onEvent[ id ], {iMsg, wParam, lParam} )
<<
The problem:
Since onEvent doesnt pass the id from WndProc, there is no way
for the user to create his own message map. This is important
with some controls.
Declaring a global atom such as:
global atom myId
and then loading it as soon as windows calls WndProc:
myId=find(hwnd,window_handle)
clears that problem up. The user can then use getHandle(myId) to get
the actual hwnd if needed.
I'll have to update my copy in any case.
--Al
2. Re: Win32Lib 2nd bug
This is fixed in v0.52, and will be uploaded to sourceforge in a few
minutes.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Al Getz" <xaxo at AOL.COM>
To: <EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU>
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2000 7:05 AM
Subject: Win32Lib 2nd bug
> Win32Lib developers take note:
>
> quoted from Win32Lib:
>
> >>
> if onEvent[ id ] > 0 then
> -- call routine
> call_proc( onEvent[ id ], {iMsg, wParam, lParam} )
> <<
>
> The problem:
>
> Since onEvent doesnt pass the id from WndProc, there is no way
> for the user to create his own message map. This is important
> with some controls.
>
> Declaring a global atom such as:
> global atom myId
>
> and then loading it as soon as windows calls WndProc:
> myId=find(hwnd,window_handle)
>
> clears that problem up. The user can then use getHandle(myId) to get
> the actual hwnd if needed.
>
> I'll have to update my copy in any case.
>
> --Al
3. Re: Win32Lib 2nd bug
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Al Getz
> Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2000 1:05 PM
> To: EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU
> Subject: Win32Lib 2nd bug
>
>
> Win32Lib developers take note:
>
> quoted from Win32Lib:
>
> >>
> if onEvent[ id ] > 0 then
> -- call routine
> call_proc( onEvent[ id ], {iMsg, wParam, lParam} )
> <<
>
> The problem:
>
> Since onEvent doesnt pass the id from WndProc, there is no way
> for the user to create his own message map. This is important
> with some controls.
>
> Declaring a global atom such as:
> global atom myId
>
Actually, you don't need to do this. Use the undocumented getSelf()
function, and you'll get your id.
Matt Lewis
