Want to know what's going to be in VB 7...

...Here's not the place to find out. However, if you know
where there's a website that lists all the Hexadecimal
codes that you use with subclassing (ie WM_MOVE is
&H3)

Any help?

Any sites?

Any one?

Well, I'm sure you're all experts on this subject, so I'll
leave you to it.

Bye!

[Edited by V(ery) Basic on 04-21-2000 at 03:03 AM]

You could have searched this board, but here it is...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/nextgen/language.asp

Quote:

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You could have searched this board, but here it is...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/nextgen/language.asp

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They moved it
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/nextgen/default.asp

Excuse me, but I went to the websites and found what is
going to be in VB7. That's not the question I asked.
I asked where I could find all the Hexadecimal values used
for subclassing. I'm rubbish at finding stuff, but I'm
pretty sure I didn't see it on that webpage.

(I'm sorry if the question was confusing)

Here's what the question meant:

When subclassing you have to declare some of these:

Code:

---

Public Const WM_MOVE = &H3
Public Const WM_SIZE = &H5
'Then later on in the code...
Select Case uMsg
    Case WM_MOVE
        'Code
    Case WM_SIZE
        'More Code
End Select

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The thing is, it's not the name (eg WM_MOVE) that counts,
it's the Hexadecimal Code that it stands for that matters,

Now I learned the above from a book which listed only three
of the Windows Messages and their Hexadecimal codes.

I would like to know where I can get the full list. Of
what the Codes are and what they mean.

I've looked a lot, but you know what they say:

Altavista finds way too much

Any help from you VB genii?

Thanks in advance

Me

[Edited by V(ery) Basic on 04-21-2000 at 04:38 AM]

How about API Viewer in VB?
or
Partner site VB API:
http://www.vbapi.com/ref/msga.html

Larisa

Yeah, how stupid can I be? (And don't even think about
answering).

The API Viewer Constant thing was exactly what I was looking
for. Thanks,

Me

Not to be picky, but your Subject in no way matched your question!!!!!!!! Before getting upset with the answers edit your posting next time.

I wasn't complaining about the answer, I just said it
wasn't what I was looking for. I used the subject to get
more 'views' which inevitably means more answers, see?

:D

Sorry again for any confusion caused

In my defense, here's what my question was: (Subject & Text)

Quote:

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Want to know what's in VB 7, here's not the place to find out.

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Then I blah blah on about the real question. I thought I'd
made it clear that the subject and the question had nothing
in common, but I hadn't.

Sorry, but please don't physically abuse me until I choke to
death in my own vomit.

[My Brain: Where did that come from?]
[My Imagination: Dunno]

By(Val), By(Val), everybody

[Brain: That's not funny in the least]
[Imagination: Well you try to say bye, bye in Visual Basic]
[Brain: I see your point]

AddressOf Me

[Brain: Eh?]
[Imagination: Well you can't say From Me, so how about
AddressOf Me?]
[Brain: You suck]
[Imagination: Yeah, I do actually]
[Brain: Do you think they're getting bored of us talking?]
[Imagination: Yeah, they probably are]

[Edited by V(ery) Basic on 04-24-2000 at 04:35 AM]

Sounds like someone needs psychiatric counseling.

I thing Mr V(ery) Basic is well beyond counseling, I recommend the Chernobyl home electro shock therapy Kit (As long as he lives more than 100 miles away from London)

This is my song (do you think it could get to top of the pops?):

No one loves me, no one cares.
No one sniffs my pubic h...

[Gail Porter: That's quite enough of that]

[John Percival: Can we remove this guy from the forum?]
[God: Nah, he's undeletable]
[John Percival: Oh fu..]
[Gail Porter: That's quite enough of that]
[God: Is that all you say?]
[Gail Porter: That's quite enough of that]
[God: Of course, I programmed you to be a dumb blonde]
[John Percival: You programmed her?]
[God: Yeah, C++ is my best language, but I'm ok at VB and Java]
[John Percival: So how long did Gail take to program?]
[God: Oooh, about ten seconds]
[John Percival: Seconds?]
[God: Yeah. I pressed the Build button by mistake before I had entered personality details]
[John Percival: That explains a lot]
[Gail Porter: That's quite enough of that]
[God: Shall I switch her off?]
[John Percival: How would you do that?]
[God: Well I send a GAIL_CLOSE event]
[John Percival: I see]

Yeah. You guys are right. I do need help.

Urgently.