Custom Query

Using guictrldelete() on a natively created listview which has had all its natively created items guictrldelete()'d causes a win32 exception in 3.2.11.6.

#include <guiconstantsex.au3>
#include <guilistview.au3>


$gui = guicreate("TEST", 500, 500)


$search_listview = guictrlcreatelistview("Items requiring follow-up", 10, 10, 480, 380, BitOr($GUI_SS_DEFAULT_LISTVIEW, $LVS_NOSORTHEADER))


$item1 = guictrlcreatelistviewitem("TEST", $search_listview)
$item2 = guictrlcreatelistviewitem("TEST", $search_listview)


$button = guictrlcreatebutton("GO", 200, 400, 100, 50)

guisetstate()




while 1=1
	$msg = guigetmsg()
	if $msg <> 0 Then
		switch $msg
			case $gui_event_close
				Exit
			case $button
				guisetstate(@SW_LOCK)
				guictrldelete($item1)
				guictrldelete($item2)
				guictrldelete($search_listview)
				guisetstate(@SW_UNLOCK)
		EndSwitch
	endif
wend

Add functionality to ProcessClose() or some related function... perhaps adding a function... that will close handles of any processes/threads that are keeping a file locked. Perhaps a flag on FileDelete that forces a file to be unlocked before deleting... But, I rather have a function just unlock and keep deleting seperate.

I have a multimon setup. The primary monitor is on the right side and the secondary monitor is on the left side.

[ Secondary monitor ][ Primary monitor ] <-- Negative (0) Positive -->

That means the X coordinates on the secondary monitor are negative, the line between the monitors is 0.

Anyways, in Koda, when I click "Generate code" the left half of the "Code" window appears on the right edge of the primary monitor.

Does Koda do something like take the desktop width, then place the "Code" window according to that? I think there's some code to get the primary/secondary/etc monitor resolutions and positions, but it might be easier just to have Windows place the window in the default position (I have no idea how Koda does it, but that's how I do it when I do a GUICreate --> using Default, Default).