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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #653 | No Bug | _WinAPI_GetModuleHandle | ||
| Description |
Example for _WinAPI_GetModuleHandle: (_WinAPI_SetWindowsHookEx) When I type "a" or "A": there is no difference. I always receive an "A" |
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| #654 | Rejected | Listview subentry request | ||
| Description |
Listview subentry request I think the list-view control can even be better if you could add a sub-entry to it, like in a tree-view control... which can be expended and collapsed... I.E.: Item1 | Subitem1 | Subitem2 Item2 | Subitem1 | Subitem2
Item3 | Subitem1 | Subitem2 and so on... |
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| #655 | Rejected | Suggestion: DllCall for pointers | ||
| Description |
What about calling functions with their pointer? Now we can create DLLCallBack functions, but not call them out of other DLLs. Why not change the DLLCall to support them, e.g. if DLL is empty then the function name could be the Pointer. $MOD = _WinAPI_LoadLibrary("Any.dll")
$TheFuncPtr = DllCall("Kernel32.dll","ptr","GetProcAddress","hwnd",$MOD,"str","FuncName")
$TheFuncPtr = $TheFuncPtr[0]
DllCall("", "none", $TheFuncPtr, "hwnd", $param1, "long", $param2)
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