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  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on Win32++

    Thanks a lot David! Another observation related to Dock.exe and DockContainer.exe: 1. close almost all dockers, leaving only one open 2. restart the app 3. observe that the previous layout is preserved (one docker only) 4. close also the last docker (from DockContainer.exe -> menu -> Docking -> Close All) 5. restart the app 6. observe that the layout is reset to default I think this is because CDocker::LoadDockRegistrySettings sets isLoaded = TRUE only when dockList.size() > 0: is this expected?...

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    Hi David, in the DockContainer sample I noticed that undocking a view will make it jump to the current cursor position... This looks a bit odd when the app is maximized because then the newly undocked view can get easily out of the screen. I couldn't add pictures here, so I added some details on Win32xx/issues/14. Kindly please check if it makes sense to do such a change (to avoid that jump). And a second issue observed with the DockContainer.exe: - undocking one of the "Output" views doesn't un-maximize...

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on Win32++

    Thanks David, they work fine now!

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on Win32++

    Hi David, I noticed that in TextFileReader demo, pressing F1 multiple times trigger more than one About dialog: after that only the last one can be closed, the other ones not, and then the TextFileReader.exe has to be killed from Task Manager. An almost similar behaviour is for Tray demo, but there all the opened ones can be closed (with OK in any order, or with Esc in reverse opening order). If you find the route case for both, can you please provide a fix? Thank you, Daniel

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on Win32++

    Ok, thank you for the explanation! Kind regards, Daniel

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on Win32++

    Kind of similar to Left(), Mid(), Right(), etc, maybe Append(), Assign(), Trim() and others could return reference to itself, so that several operations can then be chained in one line, for example: str.Trim().Left(7).MakeLower().Compare(_T("-debug=")) Can this be done? Is it a good practice or does it bring more drawbacks than advantages? Thanks, Daniel

  • Posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion on Win32++

    Hi David, in CFrame::OnCreate we have SetWindowsHookEx for StaticKeyboardProc, but...

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on Win32++

    Thanks a lot David, works perfect now! Really appreciate the clear explanations and...

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