You are truly a lifesaver :D It now works exactly the way it's supposed to.
I can't thank you enough. That one certainly got by me. I must of looked at it hundreds of times and still didn't see...
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You are truly a lifesaver :D It now works exactly the way it's supposed to.
I can't thank you enough. That one certainly got by me. I must of looked at it hundreds of times and still didn't see...
Unfortunately, my program is approximately 130K in size and is the GUI library that other programmers will use to create windows apps (if I can ever figure this problem out:(). I could show the...
HI,
I'm developing a project written in C to provide non-C++ programmers with a "class" like library for creating GUI apps in Windows. I'm pretty far along, with most windows controls already...
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I'm trying to provide total flexibility to the user in the win32api wrapper that I'm developing... including the ability to provide context menus for any control they might want to provide it for.
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Yes, the button is the owner of the context menu. Are you hinting at "subclassing" here?
It will be very difficult to submit any code here since I'm using a GUI wrapper I'm creating to test the...
Hi,
I'm an experienced programmer, but very inexperienced in programming the Win32API. I've created a context menu on a button (just for a test). I check the WM_CONTEXTMENU message to set...