Glenn Linderman wrote:
At a different level of detail related to this example, I guess I'm
reading that ListView_GetItem is "just" a wrapper macro around
SendMessage, filling in the SendMessage parameters that are appropriate
for the LVM_GETITEM message. MSDN seems to confirm this, pointing
Glenn Linderman wrote:
Pre-canning of messages for common controls would be a good thing. It
would require lots of work (maybe not that much actually - some
analysis should be required).
Complexity and performance considerations may mean that frequently used
operations should still be cod
Glenn Linderman wrote:
Is it impractical to code the injected DLL so that it implements generic
methods for memory allocation, and API invocation, that can be scripted?
For example, Win32::API can invoke "any old Win32 API" if you teach it
how... could the injected Win32::GUI::Test DLL somehow
Hi Glenn,
Thanks for the response. However I had read that thread and I must be
missing something or have a problem with my system.
Running Rob's example on 15th 12:08, I get the following error:
unread escape \d passed through at line27
unread escape \s passed through at line27
and the text in
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