[VB6] - multimedia activex control complied error

i build a multimedia timer control. and in groupproject works fine. but compiled gives an error and closes.

Code:

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Option Explicit

Private lTimerId As Long

Event Timer()

Dim lngInterval As Long
Dim blnTimer As Boolean

Public Property Get Enabled() As Boolean
    Enabled = blnTimer
End Property

Public Property Let Enabled(ByVal vNewValue As Boolean)
    If lngInterval < 1 Then Exit Property
    blnTimer = vNewValue
    If Ambient.UserMode = False Then Exit Property
    If blnTimer = True Then
        If lTimerId Then
            'End Current Timer
            If lTimerId Then
                timeKillEvent lTimerId
                'KillTimer lHwnd, lTimerId
                lTimerId = 0
            End If
        End If
        lHwnd = UserControl.hwnd
        lTimerId = timeSetEvent(lngInterval, 0, AddressOf TimerRoutine, 0, TIME_CALLBACK_FUNCTION Or TIME_PERIODIC)
        'lTimerId = SetTimer(lHwnd, 0, lngInterval, AddressOf TimerRoutine)
    ElseIf blnTimer = False Then
        If lTimerId Then
            timeKillEvent lTimerId
            'KillTimer lHwnd, lTimerId
            lTimerId = 0
        End If
    End If
    PropertyChanged "Enabled"
End Property

Public Property Get Interval() As Long
    Interval = lngInterval
End Property

Public Property Let Interval(ByVal vNewValue As Long)
    If vNewValue < 0 Then vNewValue = 0
    If Enabled = True Then Exit Property
    lngInterval = vNewValue
    If lngInterval = 0 Then Enabled = False
    PropertyChanged "Interval"
End Property

Private Sub UserControl_Initialize()
    UserControl.MaskPicture = UserControl.Image
    UserControl.MaskColor = UserControl.Point(0, 0)
End Sub

Public Sub UserControl_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)
    If KeyCode = 1000 Then
        RaiseEvent Timer
    End If
End Sub

Private Sub UserControl_ReadProperties(PropBag As PropertyBag)
    Interval = PropBag.ReadProperty("Interval", 0)
    Enabled = PropBag.ReadProperty("Enabled", 0)
End Sub

Private Sub UserControl_Resize()
    UserControl.Width = 240
    UserControl.Height = 240
End Sub

Private Sub UserControl_Terminate()
    If lTimerId <> 0 Then
        timeKillEvent lTimerId
        'KillTimer lHwnd, lTimerId
        lTimerId = 0
    End If
End Sub

Private Sub UserControl_WriteProperties(PropBag As PropertyBag)
    PropBag.WriteProperty "Interval", Interval, 0
    PropBag.WriteProperty "Enabled", Enabled, 0
End Sub

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and in a module:

Code:

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Option Explicit

Public Declare Function SetTimer Lib "user32" (ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal nIDEvent As Long, ByVal uElapse As Long, ByVal _
lpTimerFunc As Long) As Long
Public Declare Function KillTimer Lib "user32" (ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal nIDEvent As Long) As Long
Public Declare Function timeKillEvent Lib "winmm.dll" (ByVal uId As Long) As Long
Public Declare Function timeSetEvent Lib "winmm.dll" (ByVal uDelay As Long, ByVal uResolution As Long, ByVal lpFunction As Long, ByVal dwUser As Long, ByVal uFlags As Long) As Long
Public Const TIME_PERIODIC = 1 ' program for continuous periodic event
Public Const TIME_CALLBACK_FUNCTION = 0

Private Declare Function SendMessage Lib "user32" Alias "SendMessageA" (ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal wMsg As Long, ByVal wParam As Long, lParam As Any) As Long
Private Const WM_KEYDOWN = &H100
Public lHwnd As Long

Public Function TimerRoutine( _
      ByVal wTimerID As Long, ByVal iMsg As Long, _
      ByVal dwUser As Long, ByVal dw1 As Long, ByVal dw2 As Long _
  ) As Long

    'Place your code here...
    On Error Resume Next
    SendMessage lHwnd, WM_KEYDOWN, 1000, 0
End Function

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heres the image error ziped: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=3NMNR5M6.
please tell me something. these error happens with compiled file:(

In a previously related thread, I suggested you not use SendMessage in your callback function. That may be the problem...

I would suggest removing that line, recompile & test again. If it doesn't crash -- probably SendMessage. I'd also suggest you return to that vbAccelerator link I gave you and read over the section that describes which API calls you can use in that callback function.

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Originally Posted by LaVolpe

In a previously related thread, I suggested you not use SendMessage in your callback function. That may be the problem...

I would suggest removing that line, recompile & test again. If it doesn't crash -- probably SendMessage. I'd also suggest you return to that vbAccelerator link I gave you and read over the section that describes which API calls you can use in that callback function.

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i try use the PostMessage() api function(like they said that is more stable). but i must build a class\dll or even an activex exe for don't crash. i can build a class, but let me ask you 1 thing: how can i catch the Wnd property automatic(without put a property)?

the main objective is for call 1 new event that i'm put it in my control.

If you are going to use a class, simply add a Property Let statement to the class so you can assign an hWnd.

In that vbAcceleator link I gave you, there was a ready-made high-resolution timer project that could be downloaded.

P.S. You also must ask yourself whether a high resolution timer is absolutely needed.

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Originally Posted by LaVolpe

If you are going to use a class, simply add a Property Let statement to the class so you can assign an hWnd.

In that vbAcceleator link I gave you, there was a ready-made high-resolution timer project that could be downloaded.

P.S. You also must ask yourself whether a high resolution timer is absolutely needed.

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you have right. but for that i need ask 1 thing: how can i have accuracy of 1 milllisecond(for build timers like tradicional Sonic games)?

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Originally Posted by joaquim

you have right. but for that i need ask 1 thing: how can i have accuracy of 1 milllisecond(for build timers like tradicional Sonic games)?

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With a VB timer or API timer, you are not going to get that accuracy. Best case with those timers may be about 10 ms. Also standard timers are low priority; there is no guarantee every timer event will be triggered (some may be skipped depending on running code) and other timer events may be delayed for the same reason

Quote:

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Originally Posted by LaVolpe

With a VB timer or API timer, you are not going to get that accuracy. Best case with those timers may be about 10 ms. Also standard timers are low priority; there is no guarantee every timer event will be triggered (some may be skipped depending on running code) and other timer events may be delayed for the same reason

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but - only for ask- the directx can do it, right?