On 7/11/07, Tuncer Ayaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 7/11/07, Anselm R. Garbe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Anselm, if you need more info, you could take a look at resources like the GPL licensed Litestep code or bb4win or Geoshell. Litestep has the best systray support I know which is even better than explorer.exe's own implementation (NT 5.1 that is). OK, it may be that some mysterious ill-behaving app does only work the explorer.exe systray but my current Litestep configuration is much more stable and forgiving when it comes to systray support.
Sources for Litestep (it's C++) http://www.lsdev.org/viewcvs/ If you want to read ANSI C instead and can live with the systray code being just a little bit less tuned and older than the current Litestep one see the ANSI C sources in PureLS http://www.purels.net/binaries/purels0401src.zip Chris 'jugg' Rempel is the last active PureLS dev and is now mainly working on Litestep after many years of maintaining PureLS which is a continuation of the original C codebase of Litestep before they started using C++ many years ago. http://www.enderboi.com/ of ScummVM fame also worked on PureLS back in the day. sources for Litestep modules - aka plugins http://www.ls-universe.info/page.php?4 <snip>
