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RegisterWindowMessage
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Mike Gagnon
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bebbo
Yes, it can, but it depends what you need to do. It is normally use in conjunction with other API, to send a message. RegisterWindowMessage is use like a variable to store the message to be sent. Here is how to decalre it in VFP.
Mike Gagnon
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Yes, it can, but it depends what you need to do. It is normally use in conjunction with other API, to send a message. RegisterWindowMessage is use like a variable to store the message to be sent. Here is how to decalre it in VFP.
Code:
DECLARE INTEGER RegisterWindowMessage IN User32 ;
STRING lpStringMike Gagnon
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Mike Gagnon
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RegisterWindowMessage() might miss labeled here. As far as I know, it registers a signal rather then an actual message. You would use it for example to send a signal the windows itself to do something. Did you want to actually see a message, or just receive a signal?
Mike Gagnon
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Basically I want to recieve information from a c++ program. I believe they want to send me information using SendMessage(wnd, uClickYes, 1, 0)
Apparently I should be able to pick up some parameters. This person controls some periperals and wants to send me information about them. At the moment I constently polling his program by using dll files. This is causing problems and we believe we might be able to communicate using the windows funtions
Apparently I should be able to pick up some parameters. This person controls some periperals and wants to send me information about them. At the moment I constently polling his program by using dll files. This is causing problems and we believe we might be able to communicate using the windows funtions
Mike Gagnon
Programmer
bebbo
There are couple of threads discussing the use of SendMessage() take might interest you.
thread184-722247.
thread184-796434.
Mike Gagnon
If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ184-2483 first.
There are couple of threads discussing the use of SendMessage() take might interest you.
thread184-722247.
thread184-796434.
Mike Gagnon
If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ184-2483 first.
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Mike Gagnon
Programmer
bebbo
You might have a little homework to do on this one. I don't have a bit of code readely available for you, but I believe the RegisterWindowMessage() and SendMessage() are not the function you are looking for since they refer to sending a message, but you may want to look on MSDN for the GetMessage() and PeekMessage() and WaitMessage().
Mike Gagnon
If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ184-2483 first.
You might have a little homework to do on this one. I don't have a bit of code readely available for you, but I believe the RegisterWindowMessage() and SendMessage() are not the function you are looking for since they refer to sending a message, but you may want to look on MSDN for the GetMessage() and PeekMessage() and WaitMessage().
Mike Gagnon
If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ184-2483 first.
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