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  • Equivalent to CONTROL HANDLE for DDT Dialog?

    Hi everybody,

    is there an equivalant to the CONTROL HANDLE statement to obtain the window handle of a DDT dialog? Or how do I get the window handle?

    TIA, Knuth

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    Knuth --
    In DIALOG NEW hParent&, title$, [x&], [y&], xx&, yy& [, style& [, exstyle&]] TO hDlg&
    hDlg& is a window handle
    For example, you can use SetWindowText hDlg&, "Text" to change caption

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    • #3
      Semen,

      that was my first guess, but a 3rd party GPFed when I passed that handle to that tool. The handle received from CreateWindow on the other hand, worked as expected. I'll try that again...

      Anyway - thanks a lot, Semen.

      Knuth

      P.S. Dave, Lance, you might want to make that clearer in the documentation of PB/DLL.

      P.P.S The above mentioned 3rd party tool is the Virtual Print Engine http://www.idealsoftware.de/EV_MAIN.HTM .
      I'm about to translate the C-Header and demo program to PB.

      [This message has been edited by Knuth Konrad (edited January 27, 2000).]

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      • #4
        Knuth,

        That is the correct value. My guess is that you translated the function call declaration wrong.

        --Dave


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        • #5
          Dave,

          My guess is that you translated the function call declaration wrong.
          I doubt that. As I explained (at least I tried to<g&gt : After the tool GPFed when I passed the the DDT dialog handle to the DLL, I created a window using CreateWindow() instead and passed that window handle to the DLL and it worked. So my guess is that I did something else wrong. I need to check that again.

          Thanks for your assitance.

          Knuth

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