Is InitCommonControlsEx() still needed when a manifest is present?
Is a call to InitCommonControlsEx()
such as:
InitCommonControlsEx in presence of a manifest
Is a call to InitCommonControlsEx()
in wWinMain
needed in a presence of a following manifest:
Message handling for a dialog
When using a dialog as a main form, what is the bare minimum of checks prior to having the TranslateMessage
and DispatchMessage
? In a code:
Getting integrity token with Windows API and C++
I am trying to get the integrity token of the current process using Windows API. As far as I understood, the process is as follows:
Casting to LPPOINT
Is casting a TPOINT
argument to LPPOINT
needed or not in the following scenario:
I can not create a caret using a bitmap
Even though I changed the WM_SETFOCUS section of the code under the “Processing Keyboard Input” heading in the link below to use a bitmap for caret, I cannot get any caret image on the screen and no error message from CreateCaret() function. I have checked that the code created a bitmap or not.
How to copy a bitmap to my window buffer?
My program creates a window with the Windows API. I allocate a memory region with the VirtualAlloc() function, and with two for loops i iterate through it and change the RGB values of each pixel to cover the whole client are with a color.
The call to SetClipboardData after EmptyClipboard
Is call to SetClipboardData
needed after the call to EmptyClipboard
when the clipboard is opened using a nullptr
argument? When clearing the clipboard content, can the call to SetClipboardData
be omitted?
Why asyncronous WriteFileEx behave like synchronous?
I’m trying to write something to replace synchronous WriteFile + CancelSynchronousIo, to add Windows XP support to a program. I chosed asynchronous WriteFile and CancelIo, that is much heavier to satisfy. I wrote small program to test behavior (full code). After some tests I understand that I don’t understand what is going on: