Plum, Jason wrote:
WaitMessage... Ah, I was wondering what that was for The question I
of course must supply is ... (dun dun dun) ... to attach said thread's
queue to said function?
Each windows gui thread has exactly one message queue. It is created by
the OS when the first win32 api cal
Robert May wrote:
OK, my code is available from http://www.robmay.me.uk/win3gui/ - scroll
to the bottom and find the link for Win32::GUI::ThreadUtils
Typing too fast. That link should be:
http://www.robmay.me.uk/win32gui/
Rob.
Hey Rob,
Good to see you are at least trying to keep up :p
WaitMessage... Ah, I was wondering what that was for The question I
of course must supply is ... (dun dun dun) ... to attach said thread's
queue to said function?
Jason P.
In the mean time, I will certainly continue to provide some
Jeremy White wrote:
A few months back I hinted at some code that Rob had built that would
make threading coding much easier for Win32-GUI apps. In light of your
recent examples, I've dropped him an offlist mail suggesting that his
code be available to more people. Although not complete, it is
Hi all,
Apologies if I duplicate stuff that's already been said later in this
thread, but I've only go a few minutes to try and catch up.
I'll post a link to the code that Jez and I were working on at the end
of last year once I've got through the messages here.
Emmanuel E wrote:
But would
Please. Thanks!
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Those concerned,
If anyone would like I can provide a more detailed example of how all
this works, and more properly per the use of Queues, as they are
technically not needed in this demonstration ( I could have use the
wparam and lparam )
Jason P.
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