Good work Gregg, thanks!
If you know windows-msg, can you tell us what msg could be useful?
And there is something that can be usefule in the Rebol View (not
command/pro)?
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Ciao
Romano
----- Original Message -----
From: "Gregg Irwin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, October 14, 2002 1:07 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Exploring System Port
> Hi All,
>
> OK, it looks like incoming Windows messages are formed like this:
>
> msg: [winmsg 563 8585228 0]
>
> so:
>
> msg/1 = 'winmsg
> msg/2 = ID
> msg/3 = wParam
> msg/4 = lParam
>
> Below is a very quick hack that allows you to drag and drop files onto the
> console window. Requires View/Pro or /Command for library access and a
> version that supports the system port (e.g. 1.2.5, 1.2.8, Command 2.1.1).
>
> Let me know if it works for you.
>
> --Gregg
>
> P.S. Watch for wrap!
>
> REBOL [
> Title: "sys-port-drag-accept"
> File: %sys-port-drag-accept.r
> Author: "Gregg Irwin"
> EMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Purpose: {Demo using system port to catch WM_DROPFILE messages.}
> ]
>
> ; Stripped version of win-shell object for demo purposes.
> win-shell: make object! [
> win-lib: load/library %shell32.dll
>
> null-buff: func [
> {Returns a null-filled string buffer of the specified length.}
> len [integer!]
> ][
> head insert/dup make string! len #"^@" len
> ]
>
> drag-accept-files: make routine! [
> hWnd [integer!]
> fAccept [integer!]
> return: [integer!]
> ] win-lib "DragAcceptFiles"
>
> drag-finish: make routine! [
> hDrop [integer!]
> return: [integer!]
> ] win-lib "DragFinish"
>
> drag-query-file: make routine! [
> hWnd [integer!]
> iFile [integer!]
> lpszFile[string!]
> cb [integer!]
> return: [integer!]
> ] win-lib "DragQueryFile"
>
> drag-query-filename-size: make routine! [
> hWnd [integer!]
> iFile [integer!]
> lpszFile[integer!]
> cb [integer!]
> return: [integer!]
> ] win-lib "DragQueryFile"
>
> num-files-dropped?: func [hdrop [integer!]] [
> drag-query-file hdrop -1 "" 0
> ]
>
> ; When they give us a filename index, we'll subtract one for them,
> ; because Windows has the list as zero based, but I'd much rather let
> ; everything be one based on the REBOL side.
> dropped-filename-size?: func [hdrop [integer!] index [integer!]] [
> drag-query-filename-size hdrop index - 1 0 0
> ]
>
> dropped-filename?: func [hdrop [integer!] index [integer!] /local result
> len] [
> result: null-buff add 1 dropped-filename-size? hdrop index
> len: drag-query-file hdrop index - 1 result length? result
> copy/part result len
> ]
>
> ]
>
>
> my-hwnd?: does [second get-modes system/ports/system [window]]
>
> WM_DROPFILES: 563 ; &H233
>
> enable-system-trap: does [
> ; Trap OS interrupts
> if not system/ports/system [
> if none? attempt [system/ports/system: open [scheme: 'system]][
> print "NOTE: Missing System Port" exit
> ]
> ]
> if find get-modes system/ports/system 'system-modes 'winmsg [
> set-modes system/ports/system [winmsg: WM_DROPFILES]
> ]
> append system/ports/wait-list system/ports/system
> ]
>
> check-system-trap: func [port /local msg] [
> if not port? port [return none]
> if any [port/scheme <> 'system port <> system/ports/system][return
> port]
> if not system/ports/system [return none]
> while [msg: pick system/ports/system 1] [
> ;print ["msg:" mold msg]
> if msg/1 = 'winmsg [
> if msg/2 = WM_DROPFILES [
> print ["You dropped " win-shell/num-files-dropped? msg/3
> "files."]
> repeat i win-shell/num-files-dropped? msg/3 [
> file: to-rebol-file win-shell/dropped-filename? msg/3 i
> print [tab join i "." tab either dir? file [dirize
> file][file]]
> ]
> print "Finishing drag operation"
> win-shell/drag-finish msg/3
> print "Unregistering window from DragAcceptFiles queue"
> win-shell/drag-accept-files my-hwnd? to integer! false
> ; (save files here)
> halt ;quit
> ]
> ]
> ]
> none
> ]
>
> print "Drag some files and drop them on this window...^/"
>
> win-shell/drag-accept-files my-hwnd? to integer! true
>
> enable-system-trap
>
> forever [
> wake-port: wait 10 ;timeout period
> if wake-port [check-system-trap wake-port]
> ]
>
>
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