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Hi! I was try to create an input dialog box with the resource editor of
dev-c++ 4.0. Then editor show a dialog box where I put the title of my  
dialog box,
the font, the style font, and others, but nothing like textedit or something
than let me perform some input. The quetion is, some bady knows how can i do 
this?

When i look the resource file there is an empty BEGIN-END in
the declaration of my dialog. The other question is, what commands can I
put there (betwen BEGiN END)?



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Jaap de Wolff wrote:

> In this way you can also write compatible code with normal operating 
> systems.
>                                        ^^^^^


LMAO!

DR>    wcex.hIconSm =3D LoadImage(wcex.hInstance, lpwc->lpszClassName,
DR>                             IMAGE_ICON, 16, 16,
DR>                             LR_DEFAULTCOLOR );


DR> I know that this has to do some with the difference between C and C++=
, but how do i convert this to C++ ?.

DR> Danny.

try next:
wcex.hIconSm =3D (HICON)LoadImage(wcex.hInstance, lpwc->lpszClassName,
                                IMAGE_ICON, 16, 16,
                                LR_DEFAULTCOLOR );

but for better results, use

wcex.hIcon =3D LoadIcon(GetModuleHandle(NULL), MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDI_ICON))=
;

wcex.hIconSm =3D (HICON)LoadImage(GetModuleHandle(NULL),
                                MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDI_ICON), IMAGE_ICON, 16=
, 16, 0);

in "resource.h", for example,
define IDI_ICON 101

and in "main.rc", for example,

#include "resource.h"
IDI_ICON   ICON   DISCARDABLE   "filename.ico"
                               =20
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Hi, all !

I have a little problem with compiling project using Windows95 Shell
and COM. Does anybody know how to compile, for example, next example ?

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you need to perform a cast on one of the parameters. possibly 
(HBRUSH)LR_DEFAULTCOLOR

What types are the values being passed?


>From: "Danny Roelofs" To: Subject: [Dev-C++] ANSI c++ forbids implicit 
>conversion from void in argument passing Date: Sat, 4 Jan 2003 15:09:11 
>+0100
>
>
>wcex.hIconSm = LoadImage(wcex.hInstance, lpwc->lpszClassName, IMAGE_ICON, 
>16, 16, LR_DEFAULTCOLOR );
>
>
>I know that this has to do some with the difference between C and C++, but 
>how do i convert this to C++ ?.
>
>Danny.
>

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   wcex.hIconSm =3D LoadImage(wcex.hInstance, lpwc->lpszClassName,
                            IMAGE_ICON, 16, 16,
                            LR_DEFAULTCOLOR );


I know that this has to do some with the difference between C and C++, =
but how do i convert this to C++ ?.

Danny.

Hello again!

Danny Roelofs wrote:
> Well actualy i dont have any Win32 SDK
Download it immediately! Without the help, how do you want to program?

> but i noticed that i have to use
> things like DialogBox and so on
> to create those kind of functions but i will look for your suggestions in
> some article's..
Look in the windows programming help. (That is the SDK).

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Hello!

Danny Roelofs wrote:
> In my upcomming application i am writing for windows i want to add a 
> button in its GUI which makes it enable to popup a
> filebrowser or directorybrowser. i am looking for examples on this 
> matter. i gues the standard explorer of windows can
> be used i gues but i don't know what is required..

I suppose you have Win32 SDK. Look for GetOpenFileName() and GetSaveFileName().
Don't forget to include commdlg.h
These functions are used to browse for files. If you want to browse for folders, 
you may either play with the above functions to dig out the dir, or use 
SHBrowseForFolder(). Read "Shell's namespace" thoroughly for details. It is a 
bit more complicated to use, but not so. It has a complete example for your problem.

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