Todd McLaughlin wrote:
Winamp published a list of codes to control the program using
SendMessage(). The web page is listed in my code below.
I can get the set of WM_COMMAND codes to work (stop and play),
but not the WM_USERS codes (mute and status. I have no way of
knowing if the problem
Hey guys,
Here's my script that's having trouble. Actually, I created a script to show
you the differences. You will notice that when I disable the textfield,
the background color turns grey.However, when I disable the RichEdit no
background color changes. BTW ... the control
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, I still ask why when disabling the textfield the
background color changes and when disabling the RichEdit the
background color does not change.
it does for me, I see them both grey when disabled. I think
it's just that your system (in particular, your version
Oops ...
The control is disabled, just not greyed out (I can't type more data in there.)
Cheers
PB
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Aldo ( and everyone ) ,
I'm running Windows NT 4.0 SP5
ActiveState Perl 5.6 build 620
Win32-GUI version 0.0.490
And here are my RichEdit DLL versions ( found in c:\winnt\system ):
11/10/99 03:01a 431,376 riched20.dll
05/07/98 06:36p 174,352 riched32.dll
Felice
Todd!! I tried the same things! I got fairly close to making a usable
interface, but when I asked the winamp folks for help (7 times) I never got a
response. I have code I can send if you would like it, it's fairly complete,
except for the volume control (which was what I was writing to
Why not try the Win32::Setupsup module which also lets you send keystrokes
to a window?
Todd!! I tried the same things! I got fairly close to making a usable
interface, but when I asked the winamp folks for help (7 times) I never got a
response. I have code I can send if you would
What was the problem with the volume control?
Todd
On Thu, 9 Nov 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Todd!! I tried the same things! I got fairly close to making a usable
interface, but when I asked the winamp folks for help (7 times) I never got a
response. I have code I can send if you
There's more features available using SendMessage() than using
keyboard commands.
Thanks for the heads-up on the module.
Todd
On Thu, 9 Nov 2000, David Hiltz wrote:
Why not try the Win32::Setupsup module which also lets you send keystrokes
to a window?
Todd!! I tried the same
There's more features available using SendMessage() than using
keyboard commands.
..such as?
Is there any documentation on SendMessage and what these numbers mean?
Win32::GUI::SendMessage( $winampHandle, WM_COMMAND, 40045, 0 );
Win32::GUI::SendMessage( $winampHandle, WM_USER, 122, 0
David,
You can goto http://msdn.microsoft.comand then enter WM_COMMAND or WM_USER to
find out more information.That's what I do.
Felice
David Hiltz [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 11/09/2000 01:57:52 PM
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http://www.winamp.com/nsdn/winamp2x/dev/sdk/api.jhtml
The above link has the list of commands Winamp accepts. The primary
benefit is being able to query Winamp. Is there a song playing? What
songs are in the playlist?
Just emulating keyboard presses is more on a one-way communication (stop
Title: RE: [perl-win32-gui] Need Help from Winamp Users
Just ignore the flashing RED GIFs (sexani5.gif) if you are offended by this type of stuff...
Thanks for the link to their API... Very useful stuff...
:)
Steven
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From: Todd McLaughlin [mailto:[EMAIL
Todd,
The problem was finding a way to determine the volume of winamp at startup so I
could position my volume slider accordingly. There was no message to retrieve
it, and I thought just forcing it to a certain volume was a cheesy fix - nothing
like setting it low, then restarting and it's
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