How about API forum
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Hi! Think the API (may be, not only Win32) forum would be very useful. At least for me. Just now I have an API question, that I don't know where to drop. (Pls, don't advise, where ! :) ) Regards, Gennady
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Hi! Think the API (may be, not only Win32) forum would be very useful. At least for me. Just now I have an API question, that I don't know where to drop. (Pls, don't advise, where ! :) ) Regards, Gennady
> (Pls, don't advise, where ! :) Just stay away from the lounge :-D Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com.pl
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> (Pls, don't advise, where ! :) Just stay away from the lounge :-D Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com.pl
OK, I'll stay in the kitchen. :rose: Regards, Gennady
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OK, I'll stay in the kitchen. :rose: Regards, Gennady
Are you Cooking? :) Carlos Antollini.
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Are you Cooking? :) Carlos Antollini.
I manage cooking. It doesn't imply the cooking skill, isn't it? ;P And I wonder if somebody will answer seriously ? Regards, Gennady
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I manage cooking. It doesn't imply the cooking skill, isn't it? ;P And I wonder if somebody will answer seriously ? Regards, Gennady
Okey... What you need to know? Regards. :) Carlos Antollini.
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Okey... What you need to know? Regards. :) Carlos Antollini.
OK, without long history - why and what for ... I cannot find the conventional way (I mean API) to deal with the message file. Say, I've found the message file in registry, loaded it and have the module handle in the hand. I can extract the message by ID, but I cannot neither get the count of messages, nor enumerate them. For every thing there is workaround. But I prefer the conventional way to be more safe from possible changes. Thanks in advance. Regards, Gennady
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OK, without long history - why and what for ... I cannot find the conventional way (I mean API) to deal with the message file. Say, I've found the message file in registry, loaded it and have the module handle in the hand. I can extract the message by ID, but I cannot neither get the count of messages, nor enumerate them. For every thing there is workaround. But I prefer the conventional way to be more safe from possible changes. Thanks in advance. Regards, Gennady
In what are you working? I don't know if is this that you need: GetNumberOfEventLogRecords I did help you? Regards!!! :| Carlos Antollini.
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In what are you working? I don't know if is this that you need: GetNumberOfEventLogRecords I did help you? Regards!!! :| Carlos Antollini.
Hi! OK, I'll explain, sorry for long story. I've created the NT service that in the case of error not only register event in the Application EventLog, but also may send this event by mail to the predefined SMTP address. In the configuration applet for this service I'd like to let the user to select, what events he/she wants to receive in mail. So I'd like to extract the list of events from the event source, registered in HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Eventlog\Application\\EventMessageFile. I can extract the single event with FormatMessage, if I know the ID. But if I don't? The question is: How I can enumerate the events in the EventMessageFile? Sure I can do it "manualy" analyzing the message file structure. But I prefer something more safe in the case, they in MS will change the message file structure. And using API (if there is any) will save me from unskilled labour. I don't afraid to do such a work, but if I can avoid it ... Thanks. Regards, Gennady
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Hi! Think the API (may be, not only Win32) forum would be very useful. At least for me. Just now I have an API question, that I don't know where to drop. (Pls, don't advise, where ! :) ) Regards, Gennady
Well, if you work in C++, you can use the C++ forum... I like the idea about a API forum though :) - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"