Recently I upgraded to Windows 7 from Windows XP, and have been busy converting header files to take advantage of the new interfaces and updates in Win7.
However, I cannot seem to compile windows applications anymore.
Here is the source of the program I am attempting to compile:
def run as int
def win as window
openwindow win, 0,0,400,300, @CAPTION, 0, "WDM Sample", &winproc
run=1
waituntil run=0
end
sub winproc(),int
select @class
case @idclosewindow
run = 0
endselect
return 1
endsub
The compiled result is attached to the post.
So what am I doing wrong? I've tried using different compatabily modes, but nothing I seem to try works.
I am not sure this is the answer, but I always RETURN 0 from all handlers.
Also, I use:
SELECT @MESSAGE
CASE @IDCREATE
CENTERWINDOW main
CASE @IDCLOSEWINDOW
CASE& @IDDESTROY
CLOSEWINDOW main
Bill
It's the RETURN 1 that is the problem.
When you return a non-zero from the message handler you are basically telling the default internal message handler to ignore the message.
It always needs to be 0 where you have placed it.
There are time when you want to return 1 for specific messages to keep things from happening.
FYI @message and @class are the same thing.
that's mentioned in the help file and I also covered it in my custom control tutorial.
*facepalm*
Thanks. Guess I was just having one of those moments.. ::)
Quote from: ZeroDog on January 28, 2013, 07:57:39 PM
*facepalm*
Thanks. Guess I was just having one of those moments.. ::)
I have them day after day after day............