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yeah exactly. this is just the basics. u need to implement what u want to react with the wheel.

remember that subclassing can crash your application.
so ALWAYS save your project before u run it.

did u try subclassing?
thats what most people are using.

very easy.
create a project, add this in Form_Load

StartClassing Me.hWnd

add a module:

well, the msgbox are added to find the crash.

so

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yeah. its interesting how things changes with OS.
new bugs appears, or reveals.
even so they have done a great job making VB6 applications survive that long and still works for the most part.

I...

u r not using CreateCompatibleDC alone

hDC = CreateCompatibleDC(0)
DIB = CreateDIBSection(hDC, DIBHeader...

the hDC is a clone of "0" that is the desktop hDC, so using GetDeviceCaps will point...

the "best" way seems to be to add in all your fuctions:

Sub/Function BlaBla()
On Error Goto TErr
- code -
Exit Sub/Function
TErr: ErrHandler Number/String
End Sub/Function

or

my game is mostly modules. I have 2 classes. one is the direct2d engine and one is the directsound8 engine.
and the reason is mostly because I need to initialize/destroy/restart the class. surely I...

hm.
usually a crash without knowing where is if u use a class.
so it will only tell that the call crashed but not where inside the class
I would change the class into a module if possible.

as I wrote, u can use subclassing, here an example:

in a module


Option Explicit

Private Declare Function SetWindowLong Lib "user32" Alias "SetWindowLongA" (ByVal hWnd As Long, ByVal nIndex...

U will need to add on error everywhere.
I think it’s possible to subclass. Or u need to check err.number each function

I tried with that, something similar using GetDeviceCaps,
but if I remember correctly it didnt work
if showed differently if compiled or in IDE. Im in windows 7.
but I will give it a try tomorrow...

yeah, its a mess.
not sure how to get it I have even tried to get from Direct2d, but its not correct.
instead my solution was to just "skip it" and use the screen resolution since that gave me the...

I use WIC+D2D for just my needs. I have actually not looked deeper.
but playing around I see theres tons of functionality.

just check here
...

the problem is to get the "correct" DPI value.
it depends on many factors, is the application aware or not (manifest or API), are we in 7-8-10?
but if you have a good function, like

Function...

I did post an example here
https://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?896313-RESOLVED-CreateIcon-vs-GDI-Scaling

WIC = Windows Imaging Component / WinCodec
its used to load pictures and create direct2d bitmaps.
of course theres a lot more u can use it for....

u can use direct2d/wic, no 3rd party dll needed.
so again. u can replace if u want. not sure why.
and to draw and rotate oval shapes, should not be a problem with direct2d.

I think its mostly because theres tons of sources about it, not because u can't use Direct2D.
I mean, the reason to use GDI+ (rendering and image manipulation) is most of the time u have a...

I like it The trick
I think thats a good way of coding and bundle all together.

I don't agree with wqweto. u should "always" destroy a class or any GDI objects.
in GDI we are not initializing...

LaVolpe used 1 token for all his classes.

you can use your approach, but that doesn't mean you can not do differently.

do u really not understanding DPI dilettante? I thought u where.
but u fail miserably here.

when u "INCREASE" DPI you also "DECREASE" resolution.
meaning "EVERYTHING" gets "BIGGER".

if my...

the user can change the size of the form. *1, *n..x, maximized, fullscreen
so, n..x is factors. could be *1.5, but it can also be x3, x4 or another combination depending on your screen resolution....

its not manually. u can not drag and move. like most windows.
the other is pre-defined sizes. so its not manually resizing but change size.
a lot of games are like that. or u never played a game...

they can not "manually resize". they can only use the settings to change the size. but the size is dynamic, so it will adjust depending on screen. a big screen will give u bigger factors.
again,...

that "issue" will be dealt with when someone is reporting that they want that feature.
I mean, I get feedback and people want all kinds of features. but not that. at least not yet.

right now the...

that is why u should work with pixel.
I have 0 problems in any system and dpi.
the only thing I need to check is the screen size and monitor.
but sure, that means u need to "dynamically" control...

search for RotateTransform and RotateFlip

yeah. I agree with that. null pointer are used. I even use it. and I myself changed a few to "any" but that mostly because there was a need for it.
for this particular API, Im not sure theres a...

why would u pass a null pointer when the whole reason u call this API is to retrieve MONITORINFO/EX?

I know, but I don't see the need.
just use MONITORINFOEX all the time but ignore szDevice when not used.
I mean, how many times do u need to call this API, is this about performance?

and all...

for what reason u want to use any when you can use MONITORINFO?
sure u can use any kind of array that is in the same size of MONITORINFO.
should be 10 Long, so array&(9) works as well.

I was more thinking of him doing a google search to this specific site, but yeah theres others as well, but as u say, there can be dead links and can many bad sources.
but googling "here". will give...

do a google search for extract/zip sources. theres a few that can be found. the member wqweto has it even in this Signature.
I would start there.

second I would look a way to read the directory...

depends how u work.
I skip the entire DPI, since in the end its just a screen resolution.
instead work on your screen, and make it how u like it, but allow dynamic resizing to fit any screen.
but...

one very easy way to get started.


Sub CreateSurface(ByVal Width&, ByVal Height&)
With DIBHeader
.biSize = Len(DIBHeader)
.biPlanes = 1
.biBitCount = 32
...

dcmemory DIB and copymemory and u can get/set rgba

with 2-4 result I assume its the "normal" false-positive.
if u embed any executable or using API that can be used for hacking we would see 15+ warnings.
remember its 65-70 different AV that are...

nothing we can do about that.
its the fault of the antivirus search database/algorithm.
all my programs gets false-positive.

I dont even think I ever used the built-in savepicture.
I use the API GdipSaveImageToFile and theres a quality property that works.

but it could be fun to know if theres such thing! :)