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Hehe... as you can see, ober5861, my thread emerges to be kind of beneficial ;))

a: Nope.

q: Michael Schuhmacher is the best?

Ummm. yah.

Tell me how *gggg*


I'm a trainee in the "Provinzial" (a big German insurance company), more precisely in the data processing department.

I surf the web, have some private little...

Yes, of course I looked. And I actually also found the thread you're pointing me to here.

But how should this thread help me?

See - I'm NOT trying to do syntax hilighting here, nor anything...

Well there must be a way to write colored text into a rich edit that stays colored ;) I saw it often enough. Maybe this attempt by me is completely the wrong direction; then I'd appreciate a hint for...

Okay okay, if I ask too much, tell me so *g* but understand it more as a compliment, if here weren't so many peeps who actually can HELP, I wouldn't ask that much :D


well anyway, here's my next...

Well it's no Dialog, it's a normal Window.

The subclassing iself works fine, as I said... and if it will 'bing' everytime, fine, it's not a problem either, but if someone knows a possibility to...

Erm yeah I know there's plenty topics about subclassing... I read em, but I still don't know why my subclassed edit plays that sound.

- The editproc function checks if <return> is pressed and if...

Hi

I subclassed an Edit control to get notified if the user presses return in it. This so far works fine, but everytime I type something in the edit and press return, it plays the window standard...

Well that may have been a possibility, I found out how to give the modal dialogbox a taskbar entry, tho. Just use the extended Window style "EX_APPWINDOW" on the Dialog.

:)

Well I also have a Dialog as main window, but a modal one. Now I want it to be listed in the taskbar like a normal window. Is that possible?

Sorry I posted this twice. I thing an own topic for it...

I got it!


The solution: Subclassing! :D



if anyone needs that, too, I'll post a link to a cool Tut that helped me.

Well I also have a Dialog as main window, but a modal one. Now I want it to be listed in the taskbar like a normal window. Is that possible?

Heya all, sorry I bump this ooold thread...

But I want to do the same as pinkcheese (get a notify if the user presses <enter> in a single line edit control)

And the suggestions of this thread...

SendMessage( hwndEdit, EM_LINESCROLL, 0, (int) SendMessage(hwndEdit, EM_GETLINECOUNT, 0, 0)-1 );

Yeah it works, thanks a lot!

BTW, not only FD_READ sends the socket nr. as its wParam, every FD_... Message does! That way, I can also see which client disconnects etc.!

Again, thanks :D

Thanks for the advice with the wParam of FD_READ, let's see how far this brings me :D


well I'm planning to do a simple multiplayer text-only game so there's no time critical stuff going to be.
...

well the answer is, because batch files are translated before processing.

In the beginning, the environment variable %a% is empty, so the very first execution of the set-command would be run like...

yeah, it is. :)


another nice lil piece of batch (works only in real DOS, not in a Windows DOS-Box, tho)



@ctty nul
set %a%=%a%+%a%
a

Well thanks for the advice!

I know now I have to fill a fd_set struct with all the client's sockets...

but I don't know how to implement the select-function, or, in other words, where in my...

there's an common control for wizards...

mmh lemme check msdn how it was called...

"Property sheet control"


here ya go ;)

Heya.

I managed to do a simple client-server-chat thingie... now I'm trying to make it for several clients at once (5 to begin with... mebbe more later when I get it to work!)


well my...

well I "solved" the problem by making hFont global, creating the font using the function I showed u without the DeleteObject() and deleting it finally during the processing of the WM_DESTROY...

None is "better", I would say. It's a matter of taste which u use. And ur second Thread was kinda unneccesary ;) ;)

Hey, many thanks!! I'll try that out :D