Want to know what's going to be in VB 7...

[V(ery) Basic]

...Here's not the place to find out. However, if you know
where there's a website that lists all the Hexadecimal
codes that you use with subclassing (ie WM_MOVE is
&H3)

Any help?

Any sites?

Any one?

Well, I'm sure you're all experts on this subject, so I'll
leave you to it.

Bye!

[Edited by V(ery) Basic on 04-21-2000 at 03:03 AM]

[Crazy D]

You could have searched this board, but here it is...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/nextgen/language.asp

[Paul282]

You could have searched this board, but here it is...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/nextgen/language.asp

They moved it
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/nextgen/default.asp

[V(ery) Basic]

Excuse me, but I went to the websites and found what is
going to be in VB7. That's not the question I asked.
I asked where I could find all the Hexadecimal values used
for subclassing. I'm rubbish at finding stuff, but I'm
pretty sure I didn't see it on that webpage.

(I'm sorry if the question was confusing)

Here's what the question meant:

When subclassing you have to declare some of these:

Public Const WM_MOVE = &H3
Public Const WM_SIZE = &H5
'Then later on in the code...
Select Case uMsg
    Case WM_MOVE
        'Code
    Case WM_SIZE
        'More Code
End Select

The thing is, it's not the name (eg WM_MOVE) that counts,
it's the Hexadecimal Code that it stands for that matters,

Now I learned the above from a book which listed only three
of the Windows Messages and their Hexadecimal codes.

I would like to know where I can get the full list. Of
what the Codes are and what they mean.

I've looked a lot, but you know what they say:

Altavista finds way too much

Any help from you VB genii?

Thanks in advance

Me

[Edited by V(ery) Basic on 04-21-2000 at 04:38 AM]

[LG]

How about API Viewer in VB?
or
Partner site VB API:
http://www.vbapi.com/ref/msga.html

Larisa

[V(ery) Basic]

Yeah, how stupid can I be? (And don't even think about
answering).

The API Viewer Constant thing was exactly what I was looking
for. Thanks,

Me

Not to be picky, but your Subject in no way matched your question!!!!!!!! Before getting upset with the answers edit your posting next time.

[V(ery) Basic]

I wasn't complaining about the answer, I just said it
wasn't what I was looking for. I used the subject to get
more 'views' which inevitably means more answers, see?



Sorry again for any confusion caused

In my defense, here's what my question was: (Subject & Text)

Want to know what's in VB 7, here's not the place to find out.

Then I blah blah on about the real question. I thought I'd
made it clear that the subject and the question had nothing
in common, but I hadn't.

Sorry, but please don't physically abuse me until I choke to
death in my own vomit.

[My Brain: Where did that come from?]
[My Imagination: Dunno]

By(Val), By(Val), everybody

[Brain: That's not funny in the least]
[Imagination: Well you try to say bye, bye in Visual Basic]
[Brain: I see your point]

AddressOf Me

[Brain: Eh?]
[Imagination: Well you can't say From Me, so how about
AddressOf Me?]
[Brain: You suck]
[Imagination: Yeah, I do actually]
[Brain: Do you think they're getting bored of us talking?]
[Imagination: Yeah, they probably are]

[Edited by V(ery) Basic on 04-24-2000 at 04:35 AM]

[Dubi]

Sounds like someone needs psychiatric counseling.

[Sam Finch]

I thing Mr V(ery) Basic is well beyond counseling, I recommend the Chernobyl home electro shock therapy Kit (As long as he lives more than 100 miles away from London)

[V(ery) Basic]

This is my song (do you think it could get to top of the pops?):

No one loves me, no one cares.
No one sniffs my pubic h...

[Gail Porter: That's quite enough of that]

[John Percival: Can we remove this guy from the forum?]
[God: Nah, he's undeletable]
[John Percival: Oh fu..]
[Gail Porter: That's quite enough of that]
[God: Is that all you say?]
[Gail Porter: That's quite enough of that]
[God: Of course, I programmed you to be a dumb blonde]
[John Percival: You programmed her?]
[God: Yeah, C++ is my best language, but I'm ok at VB and Java]
[John Percival: So how long did Gail take to program?]
[God: Oooh, about ten seconds]
[John Percival: Seconds?]
[God: Yeah. I pressed the Build button by mistake before I had entered personality details]
[John Percival: That explains a lot]
[Gail Porter: That's quite enough of that]
[God: Shall I switch her off?]
[John Percival: How would you do that?]
[God: Well I send a GAIL_CLOSE event]
[John Percival: I see]

Yeah. You guys are right. I do need help.

Urgently.