A page on my website uses regex to read an xml file elsewhere on my site.
Example xml:
<favs>
<title>Main</title>
<fav>
<title>facebook</title>
<url>facebook.com</url>
</fav>
<fav>
<title>hotmail</title>
<url>hotmail.com</url>
</fav>...
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced\Folder
This is the place you add items to: [Tools>Folder Options] /"View" tab\
These items can then be used (outside of registry) to change registry values.
Anyway! I was wondering if i could use this idea to...
This is a simple, but probably very difficult-to-answer, question.
When you get an error message in windows... lets say you typed "blah" into the 'run' dialog, you will hear a nice PC beep.
When *i* try to make a BEEP it sounds WRONG! What frequency is windows using for their error message...
There appears to be no native way of creating an event-listener to listen for, for the sake of arguement, a mouse-hover. Is there anyway i can add an event listener to foxpro... the only workaround i can think of, is to create a timer; on every tick check for cursor pos or something... but even...
This is a vb6 slash win api problem:
I am creating a win32 dll in vb6 (which *is* possible btw: http://windowsdevcenter.com/pub/a/windows/2005/04/26/create_dll.html).
Basically the dll's purose is to paint a control on screen:
1) initiate common control (initcommoncontrolsex)
2) create window...
In foxpro 2.6 i can pass variables by reference using @; so i know pointer information is somewhere flying about...
Is there an api function or maybe just a standard foxpro THING that i can do to find the pointer (in memory) of my variable?
Maybe its a case of passing my variable to a dll that...
How do i create a user-defined type in foxpro 2.6? The problem stems from me trying to call an api function that requires a parameter of a custom type.
In vb6 i simply say:
Private Type test
var1 as string * 10
var2 as integer
var3 as boolean
End Type
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