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#71
Assembly discussions / Syslink demo
Last post by Vortex - June 01, 2025, 12:41:01 PMHello,
Here is a syslink control demo :
Here is a syslink control demo :
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WndProc PROC hWnd:DWORD,uMsg:DWORD,wParam:DWORD,lParam:DWORD
.IF uMsg==WM_DESTROY
invoke PostQuitMessage,NULL
.ELSEIF uMsg==WM_CREATE
invoke CreateWindowEx,0,ADDR SysClass,ADDR text,\
WS_CHILD or WS_VISIBLE or WS_CLIPSIBLINGS or WS_CLIPCHILDREN,\
20,20,200,40,hWnd,9999,hInstance,0
mov hSyslink,eax
invoke GetDlgCtrlID,eax
mov SyslinkID,eax
.ELSEIF uMsg==WM_NOTIFY
mov eax,SyslinkID
.IF wParam==eax
mov edx,lParam
.IF NMHDR.code[edx]==NM_CLICK || NMHDR.code[edx]==NM_RETURN
invoke ShellExecute,0,ADDR verb,ADDR url,NULL,NULL,SW_SHOWNORMAL
.ENDIF
.ENDIF
#72
Expert questions / Re: Re: Using a structure as r...
Last post by John Z - June 01, 2025, 11:33:12 AMThanks pkparchure,
I can't explain it
!
Tried various modifications and could not get it to show, just as you have experienced.
Also can't explain why when I drop just that same structure and proc into my existing program it does show. Stumped for now.
John Z
Quote from: pkparchure on June 01, 2025, 08:03:58 AMAs suggested I have extracted main code pertaining to statistical analysis and a complete project is attached as a zip file.
I can't explain it
!Tried various modifications and could not get it to show, just as you have experienced.
Also can't explain why when I drop just that same structure and proc into my existing program it does show. Stumped for now.
John Z
#73
Expert questions / Re: Re: Using a structure as r...
Last post by TimoVJL - June 01, 2025, 09:27:12 AMCode Select
pobr.exe /B /W /Ftest.db3 gsStat.c
pobr.exe /L /Ftest.db3
proves, that function is missing from database. #74
Expert questions / Re: Using a structure as retur...
Last post by pkparchure - June 01, 2025, 08:03:58 AMAs suggested I have extracted main code pertaining to statistical analysis and a complete project is attached as a zip file. Exe file is also there if it does not get dropped. However, the program can be easily compiled within the project.
I have also put a ReadMe.txt file within the zip file giving some explanations about the program and myself.
TimoVJL, John Z and MrBcx - Thanks a lot for your responses. I wish to tell MrBcx that I am a great fan of BCX - Basic to C translator.
I have also put a ReadMe.txt file within the zip file giving some explanations about the program and myself.
TimoVJL, John Z and MrBcx - Thanks a lot for your responses. I wish to tell MrBcx that I am a great fan of BCX - Basic to C translator.
#75
Expert questions / Re: Using a structure as retur...
Last post by MrBcx - May 31, 2025, 10:27:47 PMHi pkparchure,
My recommendation:
If possible, upload a zip containing your project. If that is not possible,
upload a zip containing mock project files that expose the v13 IDE bug.
That should make it easier for others to help you or to confirm the bug.
My recommendation:
If possible, upload a zip containing your project. If that is not possible,
upload a zip containing mock project files that expose the v13 IDE bug.
That should make it easier for others to help you or to confirm the bug.
#76
Expert questions / Re: Re: Using a structure as r...
Last post by John Z - May 31, 2025, 10:17:51 PMHi pkparchure,
No, I was not suggesting putting in main as a solution. It just happened that was the open
page. Below you see it working in a support file.
You mentioned it compiles but your screen shot shows an error 1 alert, have you investigated where that was coming from? Also you should be seeing a warning
warning #2096: Missing return value. on the declaration line number - is there one?
The only way I have been able to get it to not show is if there is an error in the procedure declaration.
John Z
No, I was not suggesting putting in main as a solution. It just happened that was the open
page. Below you see it working in a support file.
You mentioned it compiles but your screen shot shows an error 1 alert, have you investigated where that was coming from? Also you should be seeing a warning
warning #2096: Missing return value. on the declaration line number - is there one?
The only way I have been able to get it to not show is if there is an error in the procedure declaration.
John Z
#77
User contributions / Re: Enumerating remote printer...
Last post by Vortex - May 31, 2025, 09:38:00 PMHello,
I should add this clarification : Assuming that my application's name is ListPrinters, here is to list the local printers :
computer-name is the name of the local system.
I should add this clarification : Assuming that my application's name is ListPrinters, here is to list the local printers :
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ListPrinters \\computer-namecomputer-name is the name of the local system.
#78
Expert questions / Re: Using a structure as retur...
Last post by pkparchure - May 31, 2025, 05:17:03 PMNo it does not show up in my case. Kindly look at the screenshot put by me in my post. There are two functions in the file gsStat.c one is int PrintStat(Statistics stats), which uses the statistics obtained from Statistics calculate_statistics(DataStruct gsData, int nRows, int vCol).
As seen in the screenshot put by me, only {}PrintStat is visible but not the {}calculate_statistics.
As suggested TimoVJL JohnZ by I tried to put the code for calculate_statistics in my main file gsMain.c as
Statistics calculate_stats1(void* gsData, int nRows, int vCol)
{
}
It does not show in the panel
However, if I write it in classical C way:
Statistics Stats;
void calculate_stats2(void* gsData, int nRows, int vCol, Stats)
{
}
it shows in the panel.
I have not tested these two functions by calling them but the program compiles.
I have put a second screenshot showing the two functions.
As seen in the screenshot put by me, only {}PrintStat is visible but not the {}calculate_statistics.
As suggested TimoVJL JohnZ by I tried to put the code for calculate_statistics in my main file gsMain.c as
Statistics calculate_stats1(void* gsData, int nRows, int vCol)
{
}
It does not show in the panel
However, if I write it in classical C way:
Statistics Stats;
void calculate_stats2(void* gsData, int nRows, int vCol, Stats)
{
}
it shows in the panel.
I have not tested these two functions by calling them but the program compiles.
I have put a second screenshot showing the two functions.
#79
Expert questions / Re: Using a structure as retur...
Last post by John Z - May 31, 2025, 12:33:23 PMHi pkparchure,
It seems to work ok for me as well. As TimoVJL shows.
One thing in your procedure definition that I noticed, I think
Statistics calculate_statistics(DataStruct gsData, int nRows, int vCol)
should be
Statistics calculate_statistics(Statistics gsData, int nRows, int vCol)
but of course you didn't show what DataStruct was so you could be correct ....
in any case here is my screen shot test result:
John Z
It seems to work ok for me as well. As TimoVJL shows.
One thing in your procedure definition that I noticed, I think
Statistics calculate_statistics(DataStruct gsData, int nRows, int vCol)
should be
Statistics calculate_statistics(Statistics gsData, int nRows, int vCol)
but of course you didn't show what DataStruct was so you could be correct ....
in any case here is my screen shot test result:
John Z
#80
Work in progress / Re: win32-doc md files
Last post by John Z - May 31, 2025, 12:14:52 PMHi TimoVJL,
Attached is the new DB for the GitHub win32-docs.zip offline documentation. Every API_NAME output by your extract program is accessible in the DB.
Had some clean-up to do and I'm looking for 'runs the first time" bug in my C access program.
So posting the DB now. Later posting my access program when bug free, but I'm sure it is not really needed by most people. Because of the complexity/inconsistency of the win32-doc using a sql 'like' command will often be the first step in getting to the document desired.
Like the 1st db the "Win32-docs\\desktop-src\\" is to be pre-appended to the SQL returns, that is the DB returns the SubDir and the actual filename.md, as before.
John Z
Attached is the new DB for the GitHub win32-docs.zip offline documentation. Every API_NAME output by your extract program is accessible in the DB.
Had some clean-up to do and I'm looking for 'runs the first time" bug in my C access program.
So posting the DB now. Later posting my access program when bug free, but I'm sure it is not really needed by most people. Because of the complexity/inconsistency of the win32-doc using a sql 'like' command will often be the first step in getting to the document desired.
Like the 1st db the "Win32-docs\\desktop-src\\" is to be pre-appended to the SQL returns, that is the DB returns the SubDir and the actual filename.md, as before.
John Z