Is it better to use the Ex things like CreateWindowEx, RegisterClassEx, etc instead of the normal ones? Are they more recent stuff or somethibg like that? Whats the difference?
/JohnnyKim
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Basically stuff M$ wanted to add later to functions, they had to make new ones (Ex). Otherwise, the behavior of the original functions would change and the coding peters wouldn't know what was going on. When a function is made, it should be standardized and its general behavior should not change.
Kip
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Anonymous
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2003-01-03
thats true for most things Kip... but we are talking about microsoft here... look at all the shit they did with directx... in microsofts case its better just to add a new one...
Zero Valintine
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Is it better to use the Ex things like CreateWindowEx, RegisterClassEx, etc instead of the normal ones? Are they more recent stuff or somethibg like that? Whats the difference?
/JohnnyKim
Hi..
The diference is the Extended Style... What is that?! Try
ftp://ftpc.borland.com/pub/delphi/techpubs/delphi2/win32.zip
there you can read about API Functions
Condar
Maybe you can try
http://howto.skabb.net/Windows%20C%20reference%20\(win32hlp.exe)/win32hlp.exe
Aparently it's more recently
Condar
You gotta be kidding me.
Basically stuff M$ wanted to add later to functions, they had to make new ones (Ex). Otherwise, the behavior of the original functions would change and the coding peters wouldn't know what was going on. When a function is made, it should be standardized and its general behavior should not change.
Kip
thats true for most things Kip... but we are talking about microsoft here... look at all the shit they did with directx... in microsofts case its better just to add a new one...
Zero Valintine