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veach1



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veach1 11 Oct 2004, 14:40
I`m trying to make switching between tabs working.
What is wrong? I don`t get it. Maybe I just don`t see the mistake.
Help please.


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JohnFound



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JohnFound 12 Oct 2004, 07:37
1. You should pass not processed notification messages to DefWindowProc:

Code:
default:
        invoke DefWindowProc, [hwnd], [wmsg], [wparam], [lparam]
        jmp finish
    


2. on WM_NOTIFY, [lparam] contains pointer to the NMHDR structure. Use it this way:
Code:
        cmp [wparam], IDC_TAB
        jne default
        mov eax, [lparam]
        cmp [eax + NMHDR.code], TCN_SELCHANGE
        jne default

        invoke SendMessage, [htab], TCM_GETCURSEL, 0, 0
    


3. IMHO, you should use more local labels in your sources (those prefixed with ".") and you should work more on your writing style - I mean source should look better and some comments would be just OK. Smile


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vbVeryBeginner 12 Oct 2004, 07:46
you can check out my coding style, it may be not the best but i am certain it is not the worse :p

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veach1



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veach1 12 Oct 2004, 11:52
Everything is working fine. Thank you!

It`s good to have advisors at the distance of stretched hand Smile
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JohnFound 12 Oct 2004, 12:52
veach1 wrote:
Everything is working fine. Thank you!


You are welcome. Smile

Quote:
It`s good to have advisors at the distance of stretched hand:)


Hm, are you keep your keyboard so far from your hands? Wink

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veach1 12 Oct 2004, 13:46
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Hm, are you keep your keyboard so far from your hands? :wink:


not keyboard, but monitor :wink: :)

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veach1 12 Oct 2004, 14:20
About writing style - I`m trying to divide source into logical blocks, but I see that it`s not so good idea. Is there any tips or patterns (or style rules) for source formatting?
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decard



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decard 12 Oct 2004, 14:31
try this:
labels at first column, local labels - after 2-5 spaces; instructions after a tab; then press tab once more and write instruction's arguments. I use this method in my programs, it is used in Fresh, and finally in FASM and the examples.
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