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iklin



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iklin 08 Jan 2005, 16:20
1) how and for whom I must send EN_REQUESTRESIZE (or ENM_REQUESTRESIZE) notification message to make richedit control repaited in a right way? After wordwrap (or in other situation) scrollbars are hide and that's no good. I'm doing it this way
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invoke MoveWindow, [hedit], [r.right], [r.bottom], [r.left], [r.top], FALSE
invoke MoveWindow, [hedit], [r.left], [r.top], [r.right], [r.bottom], TRUE
    

but it's not common way, I guess...

2) Where I can get the full description of RichEdit control? Plz, give direct link Crying or Very sad I'm so tired...
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vbVeryBeginner 08 Jan 2005, 16:51
actually, i am searching for rich edit control "full" documentation, but i guess, apart from what being documented in PSDK, they won't let us have more than that Sad

btw, i am not a MSDN suscriber, maybe someone here is ... and i guess MSDN have more detail on those subject, coz they pay :p for those "secret"
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iklin



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iklin 08 Jan 2005, 18:24
Hi, all! It's me again with another question...

I know 3 RichEdit replacement:
- ASMEDIT by Tomasz Grystar (with some documentation and full sources)
- RAEdit by KetilO (with some documentation and full sources)
- RichEdit44 by Ewayne L. Wagner (with no documentation and no sources, all documentaion is the sources of his AsmEdit v5 which uses it)
- and vbVeryBeginner want to write another one for his Zibu editor

question: Is there are another ones which I missed? Surely, documented!

2 vbVeryBeginner:
I'm using only "Win32 SDK Reference Help" aka win32.hlp... with includes and documentation from lcc-win32... and Petzold from time to time... This is the way I'm learning
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vid 08 Jan 2005, 19:19
if you are using APIs then Win32SDK (or Platform SDK as called in my case) is must-have, altough lot is only poorly documented there.
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iklin 08 Jan 2005, 20:09
2 vid:
It is not so little to download it all with my poor connection.
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vid 08 Jan 2005, 20:51
that's true, you have to get it on CD or so. Don't you know (in real world) anybody who codes? He may have it. Oh, I almost forgot, that's illegal, so you have to purchase it from microsoft Smile
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vbVeryBeginner 08 Jan 2005, 23:44
hi iklin,
the PSDK is actually just a group of .chm help file. the rich edit information is located inside the "Winui.Chm and Winui.chi (PSDK 2001 August)", i could send you the file, but as u know, i am not on a broad cable line, i am like u, so anybody who wanna help iklin, plez ..., well, iklin, if you still don't get the file (after 2 days), plez pm me, i would upload it for you Smile
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iklin 09 Jan 2005, 00:37
Thanx, vbVeryBeginner, for such friedly words and intentions!
I'll try to find by myself... For not to noise you so...

OK! I found that: ftp://211.91.221.226/SoftWare/Other/MSDN/MSDN/
but all this file are ~600MB and it seems from 1998 Smile
And you said there is update (PSDK 2001 August). Hmm?..
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vbVeryBeginner 09 Jan 2005, 07:07
yup, the total files of the PSDK would be around 600MB when extracted! while that didn't include those examples.

what i got is the 2001 august version which i downloaded from internet and burn to cd when i work part time in a university last time (coz they have fast conn)

so, when extracted, you would have some hundred .chm files in a folder while each of them have their own categories.

and the rich edit control information (plus others control information) are located in one of the .chm file named "winui.chm" which is about 2.77MB in size.

of course i could upload the file to you. but since i am on a slow dial-up too, then basically i hope those who are on big-pipe and have a PSDK could help Smile you. so, like i said previously, if you still get the help from "big pipe" in 2 days, then "small pipe" would help Smile

sincerely,
sulaiman chang
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iklin 09 Jan 2005, 09:51
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OK, last night (for me GMT +7 Wink I get winui.chm 1.5MB but there I can find such file from PSDK 2001 august? And which file in PSDK is the index. Just to know which includes needed info.
And can you get an email and email me. In some cases it is more comfortable for me.
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vbVeryBeginner 09 Jan 2005, 10:39
the *.chi file is the index for that particular .chm file
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vbVeryBeginner 09 Jan 2005, 10:47
it seems like the ftp have more than the psdk stuff :p
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iklin 09 Jan 2005, 10:48
I need an index for whole base to let me know which files are needed to download!!!
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vbVeryBeginner 09 Jan 2005, 10:53
the index file in my pc is called platsdk.col, wonder if u could get the file from there?

even if u got that file, i think it needs somekinda registration before u could open it.
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vbVeryBeginner 09 Jan 2005, 10:55
and looks like all the .chm file are in chinese GB language, r u sure u could read them?
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iklin 09 Jan 2005, 13:21
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and looks like all the .chm file are in chinese GB language,

no all, mostly English
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Dr.X 09 Jan 2005, 15:43
do you still need the winui files? I have them on a little bit fatter pipe.

-Dr.X
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vbVeryBeginner 09 Jan 2005, 16:23
here is the index file in cab format, coz i start to ditch the winrar :0 (maybe it is the fact that winrar is shareware)

well, the cab extension is not allowed, so just rename this to .cab


Description:
Download
Filename: sdk.rar
Filesize: 1.32 KB
Downloaded: 279 Time(s)

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iklin 09 Jan 2005, 21:11
Dr.X wrote:
do you still need the winui files? I have them on a little bit fatter pipe.


Yes, if it's a newer version. Tell me there I can get it.

vbVeryBeginner wrote:
here is the index file in cab format,


thanx

vbVeryBeginner wrote:
coz i start to ditch the winrar :0 (maybe it is the fact that winrar is shareware)


Is it a problem? I'm use it equally with 7-zip (it's free). All shereware might be cracked! And cracking is the good school of asm-coding! You can look at the Privalov's interview on WASM.RU. There are Russian and English versions. Smile

vbVeryBeginner wrote:
well, the cab extension is not allowed, so just rename this to .cab


Oh... It's not a problem. My lovely Far don't looks at hte extension. It look deeper Smile

P.S.
I made some changes in TET but it's not finished and not tested hardly.
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