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ManOfSteel 31 Aug 2007, 06:23
What exactly do you want to do?
Do you want a program to open and close the CD player's door? Do you want it in the system tray or what? Anyway, you can use MCI strings for that. There's already an example in FASM (beer). To close the door, you can simply use 'set cdaudio door closed' instead. There's plenty information about MCI on MSDN. If you want it in the system tray, Iczelion's Tutorial 23 will be useful. The example is very easy to convert to FASM. If you have trouble, just ask. Hope this helps. |
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semiono 31 Aug 2007, 09:58
Thanks!
I see one trouble that me need get it from explorer contecst menu the right click on the drive letters... And more It's should be the DLL formats... per example rundll32 ...\system32\cdclose.dll installable. Beer is an exe program Tutorial 23: Tray Icon - no! Exactly not need SysTray... 
> "The example is very easy to convert to FASM." Manuality? I still not ready... Ok I try thik about it. |
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ManOfSteel 31 Aug 2007, 12:27
A shell extension is not really the best way for a newbie to begin programming and it's quite a high-level programming subject.
First learn how to program a DLL -- like how to export DLL functions (check FASM DLL example for that). For shell extensions you should export DllEntryPoint, DllRegisterServer, DllUnregisterServer and DllCanUnloadNow. Then you need to learn (at the very least) the basics of COM programming (classes, objects, interfaces, methods implementation, etc). At this point you should be able to implement interfaces and methods (MSDN has all the information you need for that). You will need to implement the following methods: IClassFactory::QueryInterface IClassFactory::AddRef IClassFactory::Release IClassFactory::CreateInstance IClassFactory::LockServer IShellExtInit::QueryInterface IShellExtInit::AddRef IShellExtInit::Release IShellExtInit::Initialize IContextMenu::QueryInterface IContextMenu::AddRef IContextMenu::Release IContextMenu::QueryContextMenu IContextMenu::InvokeCommand IContextMenu::GetCommandString |
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