Phobic
Nov 8th, 1999, 04:24 AM
Hola,
I've got a nifty little program I'm workin' on, and I want to add an option to it. It deals with the whole SetWindowLong api, and with a little bit of guess and check (and plenty of computer crashin' to go around), I've been able to manipulate a specific window to be resizable, non-resizable, etc.. However, the coding it kinda crude, and I'm not quite sure if I'm doing it right. Other than that, it works except that it doesn't refresh the window, so it looks odd. The only way I've been able to refresh it is by minimizing. Can someone shed some light on this for me? Possibly tell me what all of those constants can do with the SetWindowLong API? Heh, it's not really desperately needed, but it'd be cool to have, and I had to make fun of all the people who sound like they're gonna die if they don't get some code immediately. Anyhow, first winner has the option of taking home some of that free computer crashin' if they really wanna!! Thanks.
I've got a nifty little program I'm workin' on, and I want to add an option to it. It deals with the whole SetWindowLong api, and with a little bit of guess and check (and plenty of computer crashin' to go around), I've been able to manipulate a specific window to be resizable, non-resizable, etc.. However, the coding it kinda crude, and I'm not quite sure if I'm doing it right. Other than that, it works except that it doesn't refresh the window, so it looks odd. The only way I've been able to refresh it is by minimizing. Can someone shed some light on this for me? Possibly tell me what all of those constants can do with the SetWindowLong API? Heh, it's not really desperately needed, but it'd be cool to have, and I had to make fun of all the people who sound like they're gonna die if they don't get some code immediately. Anyhow, first winner has the option of taking home some of that free computer crashin' if they really wanna!! Thanks.