[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> One of my app uses a dll wich sending messages to it's host prog trought >> the PostMessage Windows function. So I use the fl_xid method to get a >> valid Windows HWND (from an FLTK window) and the add_handler method to >> define a function of my own that will parse the unknown messages sended >> to my FLTK window. >> >> The function is prototyped as follow: >> >> static int my_parse_func(int event); >> >> The pb is that function can't do nothing else but parse unknown messages. >> I mean that it can't communicated with the rest of the program even if >> it's a static member function. Unless using a global pointer (not very >> advisable in a C++ prog) I >don't see any other way to do something with >> that kind of function. > > No idea(s) at all ?
I don't have much experience using Win32, but I don't think there are other solutions. Unless you can use the "wParam" "lParam" parameters in some way that makes sense (like sending a cast-ed pointer to your real data, or shared object). I would look into other forms of communication (like sockets, IPC of some other nature) if you have control over the dll. _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
