Two Scroll Bar in same windows

Hi Jules,

Are you try to make a PCB router?
I am new to PB, so I don't have much code,
But I can ask some of my engineer,see whether
they have similar code in C or dos Basic.
If you can let me know more about your idea,
may be I can provide some reference.
my.address:: [email protected]
Have a nice day



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[Jules Marchildon]

Aisin Geuru Suen Yue, Your welcome!

Make sure you download the win32api help file from PB's it's worth
the wait while downloading it. (~7mb)

I did not know this on the top of my head, I only code a little at a time,
when I have time and I have minimal and I mean minimal Windows programming
experience. I just had to put the cursor on the word WM_HSCROLL and
press F1 and that lead me to the answer.

Since you are into Robotics and so am I, do you have any PB code that will
convert Gerber files into XYZ strings for a simple stepper motor
drive scheme CNC table?

Regards, Jules

[Lance Edmonds]

Essentially, the built-in DDT "variables" CBHNDL, CBCTL, CBCTLMSG, etc, are not "translated" in any way... they are exactly that would be received in the equivalent variables with a "classic" SDK-style callback function... FUNCTION DlgCallback(BYVAL hWnd&, BYVAL wMsg&, BYVAL wParam&, BYVAL lParam&) AS LONG

CBHNDL   = hWnd
CBMSG    = wMsg
CBWPARAM = wParam
CBLPARAM = lParam
CBCTLMSG = HIWRD(wParam)
CBCTL    = LOWRD(wParam)
...etc

Because there is no message-dependent translation going on, it is up to you, the programmer, to interpret the values contained in these "variables" according to the type of message being received.

For example, in such messages where wParam contains other than a control ID and notification code (such as %WM_PAINT), CBCTL and CBCTLMSG may me meaningless with respect to control ID and notification codes... it depends on the message.

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Lance
PowerBASIC Support
mailto:[email protected][email protected]</A>

Thank! Jules,

I see this work at Last!
I spend the passed 24 hrs for this.
I can go and sleep now!


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[Chris Boss]

You can use the API function , GetDlgCtrlID , to get a controls ID , if you know its handle (which is passed in the WM_VSCROLL and WM_HSCROLL messages).

ie.

CtrlID=GetDlgCtrlID(hScroll)



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[Jules Marchildon]

Okay, just tested to make sure.

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#REGISTER NONE
#COMPILE EXE
 
#INCLUDE "win32api.inc"
 
%IDC_SCROLL       =  100
%IDC_SCROLL2      =  102
%IDC_TEXT         =  101
%My_MIN           =    20
%My_MAX           =  3000
%My_STEP          =    10
%My_INITIAL       =   440
 
GLOBAL hsb1 AS LONG
GLOBAL hsb2 AS LONG
 
DECLARE CALLBACK FUNCTION DlgProc
 
FUNCTION PBMAIN
 
    LOCAL hDlg AS LONG
 
    DIALOG NEW 0, "",,, 278, 100, %DS_MODALFRAME OR %DS_CENTER OR %WS_POPUP OR %WS_CAPTION OR %WS_SYSMENU TO hDlg
    CONTROL ADD "SCROLLBAR", hDlg, %IDC_SCROLL, "", 7, 17, 262, 11, %WS_CHILD OR %SBS_HORZ OR %WS_VISIBLE
    CONTROL ADD "SCROLLBAR", hDlg, %IDC_SCROLL2, "", 7, 55, 262, 11, %WS_CHILD OR %SBS_HORZ OR %WS_VISIBLE
    CONTROL ADD LABEL, hDlg, %IDC_TEXT, "", 47,33,27,12, %SS_CENTERIMAGE OR %SS_SUNKEN
    DIALOG SHOW MODAL hDlg CALL DlgProc
 
END FUNCTION
 
CALLBACK FUNCTION DlgProc
 
    STATIC hwndScroll AS LONG
    STATIC hwndScroll2 AS LONG
    STATIC X AS SINGLE
 
    LOCAL iDummy AS LONG
    LOCAL i AS LONG
 
    SELECT CASE CBMSG
    CASE %WM_INITDIALOG
        CONTROL HANDLE CBHNDL, %IDC_SCROLL TO hwndScroll
        CONTROL HANDLE CBHNDL, %IDC_SCROLL2 TO hwndScroll2
          
        hsb1 = hwndscroll
        hsb2 = hwndscroll2
         
        SetScrollRange hwndScroll, %SB_CTL, %My_MIN*%My_STEP, %My_MAX*%My_STEP, %FALSE
        SetScrollPos hwndScroll,   %SB_CTL, %My_INITIAL*%My_STEP, %TRUE
        SetScrollRange hwndScroll2, %SB_CTL, %My_MIN*%My_STEP, %My_MAX*%My_STEP, %FALSE
        SetScrollPos hwndScroll2,   %SB_CTL, %My_INITIAL*%My_STEP, %TRUE
        CONTROL SET TEXT CBHNDL, %IDC_TEXT, FORMAT$(%My_INITIAL)
        X = %My_INITIAL
 
 
    CASE %WM_HSCROLL
 
         SELECT CASE CBLPARAM
           
         CASE hsb1 '%IDC_SCROLL
 
 
            SELECT CASE LOWRD(CBWPARAM)
            CASE %SB_LINELEFT   : X = 2 ^ (-1 / 12  ) * X
            CASE %SB_LINERIGHT  : X = 2 ^ ( 1 / 12 ) * X
            CASE %SB_PAGELEFT   : X = X / 2
            CASE %SB_PAGERIGHT  : X = X * 2
            CASE %SB_THUMBTRACK : X = HIWRD(CBWPARAM)/%My_STEP
            CASE %SB_TOP        : GetScrollRange hwndScroll, %SB_CTL, CLNG(X*%My_STEP), iDummy
            CASE %SB_BOTTOM     : GetScrollRange hwndScroll, %SB_CTL, CLNG(X*%My_STEP), iDummy
            END SELECT
 
             X = MAX(%My_MIN, MIN(%My_MAX, X))
            SetScrollPos hwndScroll, %SB_CTL, CLNG(X*%My_STEP), %TRUE
 
            CONTROL SET TEXT CBHNDL, %IDC_TEXT, FORMAT$( X,"#.#")
 
 
        CASE hsb2 '%IDC_SCROLL2
 
            SELECT CASE LOWRD(CBWPARAM)
            CASE %SB_LINELEFT   : X = 2 ^ (-1 / 12  ) * X
            CASE %SB_LINERIGHT  : X = 2 ^ ( 1 / 12 ) * X
            CASE %SB_PAGELEFT   : X = X / 2
            CASE %SB_PAGERIGHT  : X = X * 2
            CASE %SB_THUMBTRACK : X = HIWRD(CBWPARAM)/%My_STEP
            CASE %SB_TOP        : GetScrollRange hwndScroll2, %SB_CTL, CLNG(X*%My_STEP), iDummy
            CASE %SB_BOTTOM     : GetScrollRange hwndScroll2, %SB_CTL, CLNG(X*%My_STEP), iDummy
            END SELECT
 
            X = MAX(%My_MIN, MIN(%My_MAX, X))
            SetScrollPos hwndScroll2, %SB_CTL, CLNG(X*%My_STEP), %TRUE
            CONTROL SET TEXT CBHNDL, %IDC_TEXT, FORMAT$( X,"#.#")
 
    END SELECT
 
END SELECT
END FUNCTION

Regards, Jules

[Chris Boss]

You should be using the GetScrollInfo API function, rather than SetScrollRange. Some API functions are older (not yet obsolete) and should be dropped for the new versions made available in the API.

Also you are using the CBCTL function and it is possible that it may not contain the correct control ID. The WM_VSCROLL (and WM_HSCROLL) message passes all you need in its lParam and wParam values. The DDT function CBCTL, must know how to process the windows messages parameters to retrieve the controls ID. The DDT functions handle the WM_COMMAND message correctly (which is used by most controls for events), but I am not sure whether the DDT functions will retrieve the correct data (Control ID in this case) for other windows messages like WM_NOTIFY, WM_VSCROLL, WM_HSCROLL.

I strongly suggest you stick with parsing the wParam and lParam values only , rather than use the DDT functions, when dealing with any message other than WM_COMMAND.

The PB Docs, don't explain in detail "which" messages the DDT functions will successfully retrieve values for (ie. CBCTL). Callbacks for controls only work with the WM_COMMAND message , as far as I can tell.



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[Jules Marchildon]

You would need to test for each scroll bar handle, not the
ID in this case. Check the WM_HSCROLL::lParam for the handle.

HTH
Regards, Jules

OK I try this method,
But don't work as well!

Can Help?

#REGISTER NONE
#COMPILE EXE

#INCLUDE "win32api.inc"

%IDC_SCROLL = 100
%IDC_SCROLL2 = 102
%IDC_TEXT = 101
%My_MIN = 20
%My_MAX = 3000
%My_STEP = 10
%My_INITIAL = 440

DECLARE CALLBACK FUNCTION DlgProc

FUNCTION PBMAIN

LOCAL hDlg AS LONG

DIALOG NEW 0, "",,, 278, 100, %DS_MODALFRAME OR %DS_CENTER OR %WS_POPUP OR %WS_CAPTION OR %WS_SYSMENU TO hDlg
CONTROL ADD "SCROLLBAR", hDlg, %IDC_SCROLL, "", 7, 17, 262, 11, %WS_CHILD OR %SBS_HORZ OR %WS_VISIBLE
CONTROL ADD "SCROLLBAR", hDlg, %IDC_SCROLL2, "", 7, 55, 262, 11, %WS_CHILD OR %SBS_HORZ OR %WS_VISIBLE
CONTROL ADD LABEL, hDlg, %IDC_TEXT, "", 47,33,27,12, %SS_CENTERIMAGE OR %SS_SUNKEN
DIALOG SHOW MODAL hDlg CALL DlgProc

END FUNCTION

CALLBACK FUNCTION DlgProc

STATIC hwndScroll AS LONG
STATIC hwndScroll2 AS LONG
STATIC X AS SINGLE

LOCAL iDummy AS LONG
LOCAL i AS LONG

SELECT CASE CBMSG
CASE %WM_INITDIALOG
CONTROL HANDLE CBHNDL, %IDC_SCROLL TO hwndScroll
CONTROL HANDLE CBHNDL, %IDC_SCROLL2 TO hwndScroll2
SetScrollRange hwndScroll, %SB_CTL, %My_MIN*%My_STEP, %My_MAX*%My_STEP, %FALSE
SetScrollPos hwndScroll, %SB_CTL, %My_INITIAL*%My_STEP, %TRUE
SetScrollRange hwndScroll2, %SB_CTL, %My_MIN*%My_STEP, %My_MAX*%My_STEP, %FALSE
SetScrollPos hwndScroll2, %SB_CTL, %My_INITIAL*%My_STEP, %TRUE
CONTROL SET TEXT CBHNDL, %IDC_TEXT, FORMAT$(%My_INITIAL)
X = %My_INITIAL


CASE %WM_HSCROLL
SELECT CASE CBCTL
CASE %IDC_SCROLL

SELECT CASE LOWRD(CBWPARAM)
CASE %SB_LINELEFT : X = 2 ^ (-1 / 12 ) * X
CASE %SB_LINERIGHT : X = 2 ^ ( 1 / 12 ) * X
CASE %SB_PAGELEFT : X = X / 2
CASE %SB_PAGERIGHT : X = X * 2
CASE %SB_THUMBTRACK : X = HIWRD(CBWPARAM)/%My_STEP
CASE %SB_TOP : GetScrollRange hwndScroll, %SB_CTL, CLNG(X*%My_STEP), iDummy
CASE %SB_BOTTOM : GetScrollRange hwndScroll, %SB_CTL, CLNG(X*%My_STEP), iDummy
END SELECT

X = MAX(%My_MIN, MIN(%My_MAX, X))
SetScrollPos hwndScroll, %SB_CTL, CLNG(X*%My_STEP), %TRUE
CONTROL SET TEXT CBHNDL, %IDC_TEXT, FORMAT$( X,"#.#")


CASE %IDC_SCROLL2

SELECT CASE LOWRD(CBWPARAM)
CASE %SB_LINELEFT : X = 2 ^ (-1 / 12 ) * X
CASE %SB_LINERIGHT : X = 2 ^ ( 1 / 12 ) * X
CASE %SB_PAGELEFT : X = X / 2
CASE %SB_PAGERIGHT : X = X * 2
CASE %SB_THUMBTRACK : X = HIWRD(CBWPARAM)/%My_STEP
CASE %SB_TOP : GetScrollRange hwndScroll2, %SB_CTL, CLNG(X*%My_STEP), iDummy
CASE %SB_BOTTOM : GetScrollRange hwndScroll2, %SB_CTL, CLNG(X*%My_STEP), iDummy
END SELECT

X = MAX(%My_MIN, MIN(%My_MAX, X))
SetScrollPos hwndScroll2, %SB_CTL, CLNG(X*%My_STEP), %TRUE
CONTROL SET TEXT CBHNDL, %IDC_TEXT, FORMAT$( X,"#.#")

END SELECT

END SELECT
END FUNCTION

You need to distinguish the controls by there ID like;
%IDC_SCROLL = 100

%IDC_SCROLL2 = 110

Use CBCTL in %WM_HSCROLL to get the corr. id back.
Then use if and then...
Select Case cbctl
Case %IDC_SCROLL

'''''''''

Case %IDC_SCROLL2

''''''''''''''

etc..


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Hi,
I got the below code work with single scroll bar,
but if I want to have the other one at the same windows
It can't, I try to understand the example in Petzold, but
it too difficult for me! I just don,t know how to tell the
%WM_HScroll to indentify which one is in control.
Anybody can help with some source add to this? Many Thank.

#REGISTER NONE

#COMPILE EXE

#INCLUDE "win32api.inc"

%IDC_SCROLL = 100
%IDC_TEXT = 101
%My_MIN = 20
%My_MAX = 3000
%My_STEP = 10
%My_INITIAL = 440

DECLARE CALLBACK FUNCTION DlgProc

FUNCTION PBMAIN

LOCAL hDlg AS LONG

DIALOG NEW 0, "",,, 278, 44, %DS_MODALFRAME OR %DS_CENTER OR %WS_POPUP OR %WS_CAPTION OR %WS_SYSMENU TO hDlg
CONTROL ADD "SCROLLBAR", hDlg, %IDC_SCROLL, "", 7, 7, 262, 11, %WS_CHILD OR %SBS_HORZ OR %WS_VISIBLE
CONTROL ADD LABEL, hDlg, %IDC_TEXT, "", 47,24,27,12, %SS_CENTERIMAGE OR %SS_SUNKEN
DIALOG SHOW MODAL hDlg CALL DlgProc

END FUNCTION

CALLBACK FUNCTION DlgProc

STATIC hwndScroll AS LONG
STATIC X AS SINGLE

LOCAL iDummy AS LONG
LOCAL i AS LONG

SELECT CASE CBMSG
CASE %WM_INITDIALOG
CONTROL HANDLE CBHNDL, %IDC_SCROLL TO hwndScroll
SetScrollRange hwndScroll, %SB_CTL, %My_MIN*%My_STEP, %My_MAX*%My_STEP, %FALSE
SetScrollPos hwndScroll, %SB_CTL, %My_INITIAL*%My_STEP, %TRUE
CONTROL SET TEXT CBHNDL, %IDC_TEXT, FORMAT$(%My_INITIAL)
X = %My_INITIAL


CASE %WM_HSCROLL
SELECT CASE LOWRD(CBWPARAM)
CASE %SB_LINELEFT : X = 2 ^ (-1 / 12 ) * X
CASE %SB_LINERIGHT : X = 2 ^ ( 1 / 12 ) * X
CASE %SB_PAGELEFT : X = X / 2
CASE %SB_PAGERIGHT : X = X * 2
CASE %SB_THUMBTRACK : X = HIWRD(CBWPARAM)/%My_STEP
CASE %SB_TOP : GetScrollRange hwndScroll, %SB_CTL, CLNG(X*%My_STEP), iDummy
CASE %SB_BOTTOM : GetScrollRange hwndScroll, %SB_CTL, CLNG(X*%My_STEP), iDummy
END SELECT

X = MAX(%My_MIN, MIN(%My_MAX, X))
SetScrollPos hwndScroll, %SB_CTL, CLNG(X*%My_STEP), %TRUE
CONTROL SET TEXT CBHNDL, %IDC_TEXT, FORMAT$( X,"#.#")

END SELECT

END FUNCTION