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All sorts of ways to hook WndProc. Easiest way would be to subclass HL2's
window - SetWindowLong GWL_WNDPROC the window to your own func. You could
use SetWindowsHookEx WH_CALLWNDPROC, but that's huge and wasteful. You could
also IAT hook
Thats a cool idea lance for getting messages lance, thanks.
I am currently widening the string using:
wchar_t *wSong = (wchar_t *)malloc(sizeof(wchar_t));
mbstowcs(wSong, currentSongInfo.FullPath, strlen(currentSongInfo.FullPath));
LPCWSTR lpcwstr_SongName = (LPCWSTR)wSong;
Anything wrong
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I can't hardly see straight, but I believe you forget to make room for the
null terminator :P Try this crap:
int iLen = strlen(lpcSong) + 1;
WCHAR* lpwcSong = new WCHAR[iLen + 1]; //yay paranoia
memset(lpwcSong, 0, (iLen + 1));
Thanks Lance,
That did the trick! Damn null terminators...
On 9/24/05, Lance Vorgin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I can't hardly see straight, but I believe you forget to make room for the
null terminator :P Try this crap:
int iLen =
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I was originally using Fmod for my mp3 player, before I stopped working on
it. One of the guys at Valve was talking about working on an example such as
an mp3 player so I stopped working with FMod and just decided to wait on
that, but it has yet
I doubt you would be able to handle WndProc messages, this would all be
done by the engine but I could be wrong.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Aditya
Gaddam
Sent: 23 September 2005 02:03
To: hlcoders@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject:
well, it seems like event handling is not my only problem. I followed
the MSDN article to playing mp3s with DirectShow, but it doesn't seem
like the conversion for LPCWSTR works so well. I can get the list of
files in a directory fine, but as soon as I try to play the file, HL2
just crashes. It
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