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Holger Universalist

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Hi there :huh2:

I don't know if it is normal or not, maybe a "not-deleting-a-gui-value"-problem.

Please take a look at this code and if you test it out then look into the "GDI-Objects" of the task-manager in NT/2K/XP.

Global $GUI_CHECKED = 1, $check1
GUI1()
While GUIMsg() > 0
   $n = GUIMsg(0)
; the same with $n = GUIRead()
   If $n = $check1 Then
      If GUIRead($check1) = $GUI_CHECKED Then
         GUIDelete()
         msgbox(0,"","check GDI")
         GUI2()
      Else
         GUIDelete()
         msgbox(0,"","check GDI")
         GUI1()
      EndIf
   EndIf
WEnd    

GUIDelete()
msgbox(0,"","check GDI")

Exit

Func GUI1()
   GUICreate("GUI1")
   $check1 = GUISetControl("checkbox","change",50,50,100,20)
   GUISetControlNotify()
   GUIShow()
EndFunc

Func GUI2()
   GUICreate("GUI2")
   $check1 = GUISetControl("checkbox","change",50,50,100,20)
   GUISetControlEx(-1,$GUI_CHECKED)
   GUISetControlNotify()
   GUIShow()
EndFunc

The GDI-object-number will bigger and bigger.

For that sample only 1 step but if you have a lot more controls then the step will be also bigger.

What I want to do is to switch between a small GUI and a GUI with more functions you know.

Ok, I know it's a little problem but maybe there's a solution for it :D

Thanks again, Holger :)

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Old project:GUI/Tray menu with icons and colors

Other old stuff:IconFileScanner, TriState/ThreeState GUI TreeView, GUI ContextMenu created out of a TreeView

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Holger Universalist

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:D Thanks Jon and JPM...BUT...there is still 'a' same problem!!!

I will test it more and tell you where it happens, but for the moment here is the second 'problem-example'.

I added only "GUISetControlFont" and the problem occurs again.

Maybe in a future version it will be solved. :)

Global $GUI_CHECKED = 1, $check1
GUI1()
While GUIMsg() > 0
  $n = GUIMsg(0)
; the same with $n = GUIRead()
  If $n = $check1 Then
     If GUIRead($check1) = $GUI_CHECKED Then
        GUIDelete()
        msgbox(0,"","check GDI")
        GUI2()
     Else
        GUIDelete()
        msgbox(0,"","check GDI")
        GUI1()
     EndIf
  EndIf
WEnd 

GUIDelete()
msgbox(0,"","check GDI")

Exit

Func GUI1()
  GUICreate("GUI1")
  $check1 = GUISetControl("checkbox","change",50,50,100,20)
  GUISetControlNotify()
  GUISetControlFont(-1,11,650)
  GUIShow()
EndFunc

Func GUI2()
  GUICreate("GUI2")
  $check1 = GUISetControl("checkbox","change",50,50,100,20)
  GUISetControlEx(-1,$GUI_CHECKED)
  GUISetControlNotify()
  GUISetControlFont(-1,11,650)
  GUIShow()
EndFunc

At the moment I live with it :huh2:

Old project:GUI/Tray menu with icons and colors

Other old stuff:IconFileScanner, TriState/ThreeState GUI TreeView, GUI ContextMenu created out of a TreeView

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:huh2: Thanks Jon and JPM...BUT...there is still 'a' same problem!!!

I will test it more and tell you where it happens, but for the moment here is the second 'problem-example'.

I added only "GUISetControlFont" and the problem occurs again.

Maybe in a future version it will be solved.  :lol:

Global $GUI_CHECKED = 1, $check1
GUI1()
While GUIMsg() > 0
  $n = GUIMsg(0)
; the same with $n = GUIRead()
  If $n = $check1 Then
     If GUIRead($check1) = $GUI_CHECKED Then
        GUIDelete()
        msgbox(0,"","check GDI")
        GUI2()
     Else
        GUIDelete()
        msgbox(0,"","check GDI")
        GUI1()
     EndIf
  EndIf
WEnd 

GUIDelete()
msgbox(0,"","check GDI")

Exit

Func GUI1()
  GUICreate("GUI1")
  $check1 = GUISetControl("checkbox","change",50,50,100,20)
  GUISetControlNotify()
  GUISetControlFont(-1,11,650)
  GUIShow()
EndFunc

Func GUI2()
  GUICreate("GUI2")
  $check1 = GUISetControl("checkbox","change",50,50,100,20)
  GUISetControlEx(-1,$GUI_CHECKED)
  GUISetControlNotify()
  GUISetControlFont(-1,11,650)
  GUIShow()
EndFunc

At the moment I live with it  :)

It was easy to solve the first one because the color are memorized.

It is not true for fonts so I think we will need to live with this one. :D

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@jpm: don't know if it is alright so, but I added a line to 'ChangeFont'-c++-function and it works now!? :D

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// ChangeFONT()
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void CGuiBox::ChangeFONT(HWND hWnd, char *Font, int Size, int Weight, int nAttribute)
{
    HFONT   hFont;
    HDC  hDC=GetDC(HWND_DESKTOP);
    int  CyPixels=GetDeviceCaps(hDC,LOGPIXELSY);
    ReleaseDC(HWND_DESKTOP,hDC);
    hFont = CreateFont(0-(Size*CyPixels)/72,0,0,0,Weight,
  nAttribute & GUI_FONTITALIC, nAttribute & GUI_FONTUNDER, nAttribute & GUI_FONTSTRIKE,
  DEFAULT_CHARSET,
         OUT_TT_PRECIS,CLIP_DEFAULT_PRECIS, DEFAULT_QUALITY ,FF_DONTCARE,Font);

    SendMessage(hWnd,WM_SETFONT,(WPARAM)hFont,(LPARAM)TRUE);
    DeleteObject(hFont); // <- this one I added...hmmm...

} // ChangeFONT()

Edit: Shi... I see that was not correct...hmmm...difficult...

I think I should learn c++ in a workshop...

Regards Holger

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Old project:GUI/Tray menu with icons and colors

Other old stuff:IconFileScanner, TriState/ThreeState GUI TreeView, GUI ContextMenu created out of a TreeView

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@jpm: don't know if it is alright so, but I added a line to 'ChangeFont'-c++-function and it works now!?  :D

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// ChangeFONT()
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void CGuiBox::ChangeFONT(HWND hWnd, char *Font, int Size, int Weight, int nAttribute)
{
    HFONT   hFont;
    HDC  hDC=GetDC(HWND_DESKTOP);
    int  CyPixels=GetDeviceCaps(hDC,LOGPIXELSY);
    ReleaseDC(HWND_DESKTOP,hDC);
    hFont = CreateFont(0-(Size*CyPixels)/72,0,0,0,Weight,
  nAttribute & GUI_FONTITALIC, nAttribute & GUI_FONTUNDER, nAttribute & GUI_FONTSTRIKE,
  DEFAULT_CHARSET,
         OUT_TT_PRECIS,CLIP_DEFAULT_PRECIS, DEFAULT_QUALITY ,FF_DONTCARE,Font);

    SendMessage(hWnd,WM_SETFONT,(WPARAM)hFont,(LPARAM)TRUE);
    DeleteObject(hFont); // <- this one I added...hmmm...

} // ChangeFONT()

Edit: Shi... I see that was not correct...hmmm...difficult...

I think I should learn c++ in a workshop...

Regards Holger

THe best I can do is to have the GuiDefaultFont not having this problem and perhaps the last used GuiSetControlFont. I don't want to memorise all unless it is more than mandatory ... :huh2:
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JP, you can always attach the original font as a property on control.... (SetProps and GetProps I think)

GDI leaks aren't really something you can just safely ignore. The system has a limit (10,000 I think, but I can't remember). Once a program hits that number, it will crash. Even a slow leak will add up given that some people run scripts for extremely long periods of time.

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JP, you can always attach the original font as a property on control.... (SetProps and GetProps I think)

GDI leaks aren't really something you can just safely ignore.  The system has a limit (10,000 I think, but I can't remember).  Once a program hits that number, it will crash.  Even a slow leak will add up given that some people run scripts for extremely long periods of time.

I take a while to reach 10000 switching from one gui to another using different fonts each time. (French joke I am sure you already did)

Nevertheless I was afraid to waste memory by memorizing the font handle. But JON convince already to do it and is ready for 102.24 no more leak on font usage.

If I underdand the Windows API I am realeasing all gdi during GuiDelete.

:D

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@jpm: thanks for trying to solve it  :huh2:

Maybe I will use 2 GUI's and then show one and hide the other... :D

Cool are the new GUI-functions: GUIGetControlState is very good  :lol:

Regards Holger

2 or several gui at the same time is more complicated than releasing the used gdi. Is corrected in 102.24 waiting more bug before release.

I know that some will come. :)

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