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  • Chris Holbrook
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    Input Method Editor - it's for languages with complex characters, East Asian, etc.

    Code:
    %WM_IME_SETCONTEXT       = &H0281
    %WM_IME_NOTIFY               = &H0282
    I'm seeing the two above in my EDIT control.

    Here's a link to MSDN:
    Using an Input Method Editor in a Game
    By Jack Lin, Software Design Engineer
    Microsoft Corporation
    December 2004


    They didn't tell me about this when I signed up.

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  • Adam J. Drake
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    Don't even have the first clue what IME is - but according to MSDN's description, not much to this one: Sent to an application when a window is activated. A window receives this message through its WindowProc function.

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  • Chris Holbrook
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    Originally posted by Adam J. Drake View Post
    %WM_POWERBROADCAST is &H218.
    Sorry Adam I meant 281. Bin a long day.

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  • Adam J. Drake
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    %WM_POWERBROADCAST is &H218.

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  • Chris Holbrook
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    Thanks Paul.

    There's looking and seeing.

    Still looking for &H218, if WINAPI is to be believed it's a %WM_IME_SETCONTEXT, I wasn't aware of having rattled IME's cage.

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  • Paul Dixon
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    Chris,
    most messages are defined in the win32api.inc file. Search there:

    Code:
    ' Button Control Messages
    %BST_UNCHECKED     = &H00
    %BST_CHECKED       = &H01
    %BST_INDETERMINATE = &H02
    %BST_PUSHED        = &H04
    
    %BM_GETCHECK = &HF0
    %BM_SETCHECK = &HF1
    %BM_GETSTATE = &HF2
    %BM_SETSTATE = &HF3
    %BM_SETSTYLE = &HF4
    %BM_CLICK    = &HF5
    %BM_GETIMAGE = &HF6
    %BM_SETIMAGE = &HF7
    Paul.

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  • Chris Holbrook
    started a topic message identifiers F3 F4 281 hex

    message identifiers F3 F4 281 hex

    I can't work out what these messages are. They are sent to a button control. Any ideas please?
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