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This window provides information about the window (title, size, etc)

@ Jeremy: this seems like a potential bug. When I modified the appearance of the task bar buttons in the control panel, it messed up the all the buttons on the actual taskbar (I want it to display the “Hide” image). So far the only way around it is to right click on one of the buttons and then click “customize…” and then delete all of the icons. I thought that there is a way to remover the checkbox in the “view” tab of the properties, but I’m not sure how to access it. Any input would be appreciated.

I agree, this was not the best post. I’m thinking of creating a “patch” for the functions, which would alter them slightly, but still have all of the additional descriptions there. This would be for the control panel only.

Possible Fix:
By default, this option is unchecked, so the button is greyed out and can’t be selected.
When clicked, the image stays put and the text(s) show up as normal.

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Window handle hWnd
The handle of the window that receives the message Window. This is the handle of the window object that the mouse is over
The type (type of the WM_LBUTTONDOWN)
The x-coordinate of the mouse button that was pressed
The y-coordinate of the mouse button that was pressed
Flags (flags)
The hittest state of the window
At all time the hittest state of a window is set to being hit. When the mouse is over a window and the mouse button is clicked, hittest is set to not being hit and a WM_LBUTTONDOWN message is sent to the window.
This is the hittest state, used to block the pointer. When the mouse is over a window it is normally not blocked. When the mouse button is clicked a hittest state of not being hit is set and so Windows will block the pointer for the window. This helps in design time interactions with a window.
In design time, the normal behaviour of a window is not to block the pointer when the mouse is over it. This may be changed in the name of the program or by another process. If the mouse is over a window, focus is changed to it and the pointer is blocked. This is is usually the case with a window that is currently focused.
When a program starts up, the hittest state of a window is set to being hit. The important aspect is when the hittest state is set, that means that the pointer must be blocked for that window. When the mouse is over a window the hittest state is set to not being hit.
The hittest state of a window has a number of different states that are set:
Normal (numberer)
The hittest state is set to hit. This means that the pointer can normally be blocked by windows.
Not Hit (numberer)
The hittest state is set to not hit. This means that no windows can ever block the pointer for this window.
Hit Again (numberer)
The hittest state is set to hit. This means that the pointer can be blocked for the window.
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The hittest state of the window is set to not hit. This means that no windows can block the pointer for this window.
Move (numberer)
The hittest state of the window is set to not hit. This
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Operates the same as clicking on the windows taskbar or window icon in the taskbar. You have to type in the window title, window class name or you can double click on the title of the window you wish to open.
If you want to see the handles on a window you have to click and drag the mouse pointer on top of the window. When you drop the mouse pointer you will see the windows handle appear with the title of the window you have dropped the mouse pointer over. It will look like this:
I have no idea where this code is from but its super useful.
So I had to comment out the goto command since i dont know where it comes from.
Is this part of the utilities included with unshield?

This is the part of unshield that comes in a package with the game.

If you want to see the windows handles on a window you have to click and drag the mouse pointer on top of the window. When you drop the mouse pointer you will see the windows handle appear with the title of the window you have dropped the mouse pointer over. It will look like this:

I have no idea where this code is from but its super useful.

Is this part of the utilities included with unshield?

This is the part of unshield that comes in a package with the game.

Posted 15 October 2010 – 03:18 PM

After having to look at codes I am still confused as to where those commands come from.

uSwitch.Dev.

After having to look at codes I am still confused as to where those commands come from.

uSwitch.Dev.

Posted 15 October 2010 – 03:36 PM

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After having to look at codes I am still confused as to where those commands come from.

In unshield.h:

Generated from here:

This could be a suggestion to be added to the Next version of UNshield.

If you could also put the different commands in proper line numbers it would make it a lot easier to follow. (Make a notepad to paste it into so you can refer to it line by line) I understand that forums are not really designed for line by line, and that i can edit it myself when i have a free moment but i think it makes the posts so much easier to read and understand if you put the different commands in the same place as the other members

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1. Window Message Display

This window displays basic information about the window that the mouse is currently over.
Each window has a non-visible handle associated with it. The user can simply move the mouse over a window to obtain the window’s handle.

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