getting the constant values posted on msdn?

[MrPolite]

I'm looking at this page on MSDN
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...etnextitem.asp

how can I get the values for the constants they have? ie, LVNI_ALL

[sciguyryan]

LVNI_ALL is:

Private Const LVNI_ALL As Long = &H0

The best way would be to download the APIViwere from the API Reference link in my signaute. It has most of the function definitions, constants and structures too

Cheers,

RyanJ

[Pino]

I have a win32 api text file with all the constants in. Its just over 600kb when compressed so if you want it I can email it to you, just PM me if you need it!

Pino

[sciguyryan]

I have a win32 api text file with all the constants in. Its just over 600kb when compressed so if you want it I can email it to you, just PM me if you need it!

Pino

Are you shure, the one I have is nearly 3.11 Megabytes :S

It is here if anyone wants it: (Uploaded a minute ago)

http://www.webdevelopertutorials.com/VB/Win32api.zip

Cheers,

RyanJ

[Pino]

Its just over 600kb when compressed

Compressed - 634 KB (649,837 bytes)
Txt File On Its Own - 3.10 MB (3,258,861 bytes)

[sciguyryan]

Compressed - 634 KB (649,837 bytes)
Txt File On Its Own - 3.10 MB (3,258,861 bytes)

Yes... That is quite a bit of difference.

I will leave that file there just incase anyone else wants it... I should probably zip it up though

Done, ZIP file uploaded

Cheers,

RyanJ

[Hack]

Are you shure, the one I have is nearly 3.11 Megabytes :S

It is here if anyone wants it: (Uploaded a minute ago)

http://www.webdevelopertutorials.com/VB/Win32api.zip

Cheers,

RyanJ

Handy file to have. Thanks.

[Hack]

Note: I downloaded Ryan's zip file and it contains API declares, Type Declares and Constants.

Because it is a pretty big file, I cut 'n pasted the Type declares into its own text file and the Consts into its own text file. It makes it a bit easier to find stuff.

Just a tip in case anyone is interested.

[Megatron]

Or make a simple C program to do it for you:

#include <windows.h>
#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
    printf("%d", WM_MYMESSAGE);
    return 0;
}

Or the alternative is to simply look them up in the C header files (windows.h, winbase.h, winnt.h etc.)

[penagate]

Google!

[Hack]

Or make a simple C program to do it for you:

#include <windows.h>
#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
    printf("%d", WM_MYMESSAGE);
    return 0;
}

Or the alternative is to simply look them up in the C header files (windows.h, winbase.h, winnt.h etc.)

Now this is very nice!

[MrPolite]

ah some very nice replies!!!!! thanks so much
thanks to Megatron too, I didnt know you can get it by code

[Pino]

Mr polite its in the mail