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- Why doesn't \n work in CEdit controls, but \x0D\x0A has the right effect? 2) How to notify the compiler that you have ended the \x escape char? ("\x0D\x0AEllo world" will not be impreted as newline+"Ello world", but somehow as something where the first E will be a part of the second \x) 3) Programs like Alcohol 120% (advanced CD-ROM/-RW or DVD-ROM/-RW/+ROM/+RW etc. burning), have some controls that are not system standard, but have "TList" or something as template name. Where can I find them? (I have not yet tried to find them in the dependency files) 4) (Slightly offtopic) A) What sound event is launched when WinXP shows it's fatal exception error dialog? (click here to see some tech info on the crash etc.) B) How to set a set of sounds to one sound event, and each time te event is launched, one (random) of the sounds will be played? 5) How to make a static control which contains a hyperlink?
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- Why doesn't \n work in CEdit controls, but \x0D\x0A has the right effect? 2) How to notify the compiler that you have ended the \x escape char? ("\x0D\x0AEllo world" will not be impreted as newline+"Ello world", but somehow as something where the first E will be a part of the second \x) 3) Programs like Alcohol 120% (advanced CD-ROM/-RW or DVD-ROM/-RW/+ROM/+RW etc. burning), have some controls that are not system standard, but have "TList" or something as template name. Where can I find them? (I have not yet tried to find them in the dependency files) 4) (Slightly offtopic) A) What sound event is launched when WinXP shows it's fatal exception error dialog? (click here to see some tech info on the crash etc.) B) How to set a set of sounds to one sound event, and each time te event is launched, one (random) of the sounds will be played? 5) How to make a static control which contains a hyperlink?
DaFrawg wrote: 3) Programs like Alcohol 120% (advanced CD-ROM/-RW or DVD-ROM/-RW/+ROM/+RW etc. burning), have some controls that are not system standard, but have "TList" or something as template name. Where can I find them? (I have not yet tried to find them in the dependency files) These are custom window class controls. You won't be able to find them unless they are ActiveX controls. They are not part of the platform sdk or Windows common controls. TList maybe a Borland C++/Delphi control. DaFrawg wrote: 4) (Slightly offtopic) A) What sound event is launched when WinXP shows it's fatal exception error dialog? (click here to see some tech info on the crash etc.) B) How to set a set of sounds to one sound event, and each time te event is launched, one (random) of the sounds will be played? These are set in Control Panel under Sounds. DaFrawg wrote: 5) How to make a static control which contains a hyperlink? I use this http://www.codeproject.com/staticctrl/clabel.asp[^] Michael 'Logic, my dear Zoe, merely enables one to be wrong with authority.' - The Doctor: The Wheel in Space
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- Why doesn't \n work in CEdit controls, but \x0D\x0A has the right effect? 2) How to notify the compiler that you have ended the \x escape char? ("\x0D\x0AEllo world" will not be impreted as newline+"Ello world", but somehow as something where the first E will be a part of the second \x) 3) Programs like Alcohol 120% (advanced CD-ROM/-RW or DVD-ROM/-RW/+ROM/+RW etc. burning), have some controls that are not system standard, but have "TList" or something as template name. Where can I find them? (I have not yet tried to find them in the dependency files) 4) (Slightly offtopic) A) What sound event is launched when WinXP shows it's fatal exception error dialog? (click here to see some tech info on the crash etc.) B) How to set a set of sounds to one sound event, and each time te event is launched, one (random) of the sounds will be played? 5) How to make a static control which contains a hyperlink?
DaFrawg wrote: 1) Why doesn't \n work in CEdit controls, but \x0D\x0A has the right effect? have u tried giving a "\r\n" that's what \x0D\x0A corresponds to. DaFrawg wrote: 2) How to notify the compiler that you have ended the \x escape char? ("\x0D\x0AEllo world" will not be impreted as newline+"Ello world", but somehow as something where the first E will be a part of the second \x) maybe giving a space after the 2nd hex number. Or slit it into 2 string "\x0D\x0A" "Ello world" My 2 cents.
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DaFrawg wrote: 3) Programs like Alcohol 120% (advanced CD-ROM/-RW or DVD-ROM/-RW/+ROM/+RW etc. burning), have some controls that are not system standard, but have "TList" or something as template name. Where can I find them? (I have not yet tried to find them in the dependency files) These are custom window class controls. You won't be able to find them unless they are ActiveX controls. They are not part of the platform sdk or Windows common controls. TList maybe a Borland C++/Delphi control. DaFrawg wrote: 4) (Slightly offtopic) A) What sound event is launched when WinXP shows it's fatal exception error dialog? (click here to see some tech info on the crash etc.) B) How to set a set of sounds to one sound event, and each time te event is launched, one (random) of the sounds will be played? These are set in Control Panel under Sounds. DaFrawg wrote: 5) How to make a static control which contains a hyperlink? I use this http://www.codeproject.com/staticctrl/clabel.asp[^] Michael 'Logic, my dear Zoe, merely enables one to be wrong with authority.' - The Doctor: The Wheel in Space
- Hm. Okay. I guess they are not really more than the SysListCtrl32. Tnx. 4) I see, but what name? There is a list (I know, TreeCtrl) with a lot of names. Not that I don't know what to do, but what's the description of that (Program Exception/Hang) sound event? 5) Thanks. I reviewed the problem, and it always seems to be a Button.
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DaFrawg wrote: 1) Why doesn't \n work in CEdit controls, but \x0D\x0A has the right effect? have u tried giving a "\r\n" that's what \x0D\x0A corresponds to. DaFrawg wrote: 2) How to notify the compiler that you have ended the \x escape char? ("\x0D\x0AEllo world" will not be impreted as newline+"Ello world", but somehow as something where the first E will be a part of the second \x) maybe giving a space after the 2nd hex number. Or slit it into 2 string "\x0D\x0A" "Ello world" My 2 cents.