ResourceID's
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I am using....custom...dynamic....plane made up resource ID's instead of predefining them. For a plugin sceme I am doing. Now before you ask if this is possible or why, my question is... Is it true that Resource ID's are just UINTs? I ask because I want to know how high a number I can use. The higher the greater chance that Classwiz wont use it. There is up to 33667 in my resource.h file. Thanks for your help. Darroll Not one person lives in the present. Only the past. I can prove it.
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I am using....custom...dynamic....plane made up resource ID's instead of predefining them. For a plugin sceme I am doing. Now before you ask if this is possible or why, my question is... Is it true that Resource ID's are just UINTs? I ask because I want to know how high a number I can use. The higher the greater chance that Classwiz wont use it. There is up to 33667 in my resource.h file. Thanks for your help. Darroll Not one person lives in the present. Only the past. I can prove it.
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StephaneRodriguez wrote: You searched MSDN before posting, right ? You read my question first didn't you? Please stop treating ppl like the are idiots and should only come to for your 5 second answer after they spent 5 hours looking it up. If you think it is simple enough that they should look it up themselves then don't respond. And, in this case make sure you read the question before you answer with a smart ass remark. MFC naming conventions is not what I was asking. I want to know the data type that they use so that I can set my own ID's, which aren't true ID's. What I should ask is what data type a wParam is. An UINT like I thought, but man please do not be an ass, and then not even answer what my question was asking. Sorry to come off as an ass. This type of behavior is getting on my nerves. Not just you. Darroll Not one person lives in the present. Only the past. I can prove it.
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StephaneRodriguez wrote: You searched MSDN before posting, right ? You read my question first didn't you? Please stop treating ppl like the are idiots and should only come to for your 5 second answer after they spent 5 hours looking it up. If you think it is simple enough that they should look it up themselves then don't respond. And, in this case make sure you read the question before you answer with a smart ass remark. MFC naming conventions is not what I was asking. I want to know the data type that they use so that I can set my own ID's, which aren't true ID's. What I should ask is what data type a wParam is. An UINT like I thought, but man please do not be an ass, and then not even answer what my question was asking. Sorry to come off as an ass. This type of behavior is getting on my nerves. Not just you. Darroll Not one person lives in the present. Only the past. I can prove it.
No need to be rude, she was just answering your question. A wParam is a 32 bit value, just like an UINT. Griffith
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No need to be rude, she was just answering your question. A wParam is a 32 bit value, just like an UINT. Griffith
Everything you say will be misquoted, ripped out of context and used against you.
If you read her post you see that SHE STARTED IT :) I know I know. I am sorry for being rude. It just bugged me when she said, did you even look it up? Jeesh, oh well. Sorry to all! I had a bad night :'( Darroll Not one person lives in the present. Only the past. I can prove it.