> Isn't it a case of "the impossible
> we can do at once... miracles take a
> little longer" (or the other way around???)
Yes indeed! Remember: always triple your time estimates
> I am trying to disable close [X]
> on my application window in every
> eventuality so the nugget that it
> is always SC_CLOSE (0xF060) is the
> answer to life, the universe and
> everything.
Awesome! And here Mr. Adams would have us believe it's 0x2A! Happy subclassing and give me a shout if you run into any roadblocks.
-SHAWN-
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> we can do at once... miracles take a
> little longer" (or the other way around???)
Yes indeed! Remember: always triple your time estimates
> I am trying to disable close [X]
> on my application window in every
> eventuality so the nugget that it
> is always SC_CLOSE (0xF060) is the
> answer to life, the universe and
> everything.
Awesome! And here Mr. Adams would have us believe it's 0x2A! Happy subclassing and give me a shout if you run into any roadblocks.
-SHAWN-
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Does anyone know of a workaround for working with compiled functions (dll) that return a structure type? Specifically I am interested in using the GetMenuItemInfo function from user32.dll. This function gives information on items in the system menu on a particular windows title bar, ie things like minimize, resize and close button.
I am trying to find a foolproof way to identify menu item that is the close button. I was working on the basis that the close button would always be the last item in the array of menu items but have found this is not always the case if the user is running add-on utilities that add buttons to the title bar.
As always, thanks in advance.
Best regards
Nick
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