--- In [email protected], "Sheri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "entropyreduction" > <alancampbelllists+yahoo@> wrote: > > > > > > Okay, try dialogplugin1.11provisional080423.zip > > [...] > > How about with above version? > > Seems to be back to normal.
Okay, I better get 1.11 out as official release. 1.10 sounds like it was seriously buggered up on your machine. > I suspect the answer does not lie with Visual Controls. IOW, whatever > needs changing, I think will probably work whether or not the manifest > is active. > You might want to comb through "about tooltips" and see if something > is being missed. For example, you're supposed to explicitly > initcommoncontrols Yeah, thought it might be that. Used to hav the rule that a control could only have a tooltip if there were the appropriate parameters in define.control that created it. As I swept up define.control calls, I was accumulating knowledge about what flags had to be set in eventual call to initcommoncontrols. But then I changed rules about tooltips, allowing set_tooltip even if not tooltip created by define_control. Oops. Fixed that, ran down the road to my XP machines to try it out and...ta ta...that didn't fix. > and there's a flag that needs setting if you want > to have mouse movement notifications forwarded. > http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb760250(VS.85).aspx There are two ways of getting mouse movement stuff: using TTF_SUBCLASS or fielding TTM_RELAYEVENT. I'm using the latter. I'll switch to the former and see if that works. That won't be in 1.11 tomorrow am; that will just get rid of visual styles stuff. > There have also been some structure changes (e.g., this one: > http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb760258(VS.85).aspx ) and > there are also Unicode/Ansi considerations. Oh gawd, now a Vista variant. I think I'll hide in the cupboard. > If is really is the actual 6.0 common controls causing the problem, I > also saw this, though I don't know if PowerPro's manifest would > override it. I tend to think that since tooltips weren't working even > when it looked like visual styles were disbled, that this is not the > problem. > #define _WIN32_IE 0x0501 > #include <commctrl.h> Ja, doing that, ta
