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  1. May 17th, 2005, 07:28 PM #1
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    Object.Top and Object.Left in Win32?

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    How do i determine and set the Top and Left (x,y) of an object? in Win32API?

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    Re: Object.Top and Object.Left in Win32?

    What kind of object? For windows, try SetWindowPos and GetWindowPos (or is it GetWindowRect?), or MoveWindow.
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    Re: Object.Top and Object.Left in Win32?

    say umm, Static, EDIT, etc.

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    Re: Object.Top and Object.Left in Win32?

    That works like any other window.
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    Re: Object.Top and Object.Left in Win32?

    so those STATIC, EDIT, controls are just like Windows? Is that why they can be created like windows too?

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    Re: Object.Top and Object.Left in Win32?

    They're not like windows, they ARE windows. Remember when filling a WNDCLASS structure? You give the class a name and a window procedure.

    Well, "STATIC", "EDIT" and the others are names of such predefined window classes, and their window procedures are part of Windows. That's all there is to them.
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