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Okay, so this should work fine to have a better overview over the code: ... Case #WM_CLOSE result = Main_OnClose( hWnd, message, wParam, lParam) ProcedureReturn result Case #WM_CREATE ... Procedure Main_OnClose( hWnd, message, wParam, lParam) If MessageBox_( hWnd," it program?", "EXIT...

Seems there is something more wrong ^^

Ah cool. Thanks for the hint. I have changed both Callback procedures and it works well :wink: Edited: I have tried to use Main_OnClose() when #WM_CLOSE attached to WindowCallback_Main(). When pressing 'No', dont exit program, it still exist. I have tried ProcedureReturn and ProcedureReturn DefWindo...

I have a strange bug in my Win32 program and finally found the part which causes this problem. Inside the procedure 'WindowCallback_Main()' i am using 'CASE #WM_PAINT' without any code yet. The bug causes only if this single line is active. Removing this single line, all works fine. I am not sure, i...

Maybe this infos are usefull for you
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_Time_ ... g_Protocol

Thanks for all your replies and examples. The methode with the special Win32 API isnt listed here. However i will use a solution, you guys posted here! *thumbs up*

Nobody an idea?

+1 But the problem of breaking backward compatibility

That's why it could be an optional feature... People can choose to use () or [] for arrays.
Sure, using only [] for arrays would be smarter.

It would be nice to support [] for arrays too, instead only ().
Using () for functions and maybe optional [] for arrays would make the source more readable and make clear if its a function or array.

Great!! Fred, thanks for having this nice feature!

I would like to have (maybe optional) the feature, to write commands with a lot of arguments in multiline, like in C/C++ for CreateWIndow_() as example.
A coma at the end of the line would define, there are more arguments next line, until the ")" is followed.

Do a check with IsGadget()

@Rashad: Thanks for the code. Sure, this would be "faked" solution. But as far as i remember, there was / or still is a Win32 API call / function doing this. @all I think the same effect was seen on an older Windows version, when the shutdown-dialog was shown. However, i can find something...

Some years ago, i had a nice source example but i am not really sure how to search for it and how it exactly worked. Afaik it was a nice Win32 API, which greyed or blured all the shown elements on your monitor (dektop, all windows, taskbar i.e.) and brining your own window original to the front. In ...

@PB: Afaik from the standard installation, it changes the wallpapers. If you want take and share screenshots of your app, i have just to say to things: 1) People are interested in the app and its GUI; and not on what type of wallpaper you are running. 2) I think today most people are using widescree...