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I'm creating a Text Box control in cpp from scratch (IE: without subclassing). I must say it's quite amazing how much work the common controls do for you. If you have never done this before, you should, just to get an appreciation for the common controls that come with vb and c.
I at one time created a control that literally took control of my computer. :eek:
Bad memories. :(
That would be the infamous "Folder Flooder" incident of 2005. :lol:
Yes, I created an XP Explorer bar in VB.NET but only got about 75% of the way done. It needs to be rewritten to fix a serialization issue and link to the current active theme instead of always using the default blue one. Learned alot from undertaking such project when I was still learning the basics of .NET.
I made a control once that displayed text on what immitated a greenbar printout.
Learn Assembly language then you'll really understand how little you know about computers.
I think I know someone who wrote a book about controls.
Hi there.
I think your partly correct.
The feeling is mutual.Quote:
Originally Posted by RobDog888
I see you're using my SpellChecker.NET™
I see you're quite proud of your spellchecker.
Well yes. Its been from #1 - #3 out of 16 million results on Google for over a year now. :)
Beats out CodeProject and Microsoft.
Yes, but so does Cyphilis and The Back Street Boys.
I do know assembly language. I think I wrote a post here a long time ago about how to use assembly with visual basic. IE: Create assembly functions that are able to take visual basic data types and return them.Quote:
Originally Posted by wossname
However I've never sat down and fully appreciated how much work a control such as the rich edit or textbox control does for you. I've always just subclassed one of those controls if I needed to do something extra.
ok someone who knows assembly, please convert my compiled dissasembled VB exe back to VB already .. :wave: