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[Pulover]

+1 Very useful script/reference when working with GUI's. 

 

If you have majkinetor's Toolbar.ahk, (included in Scite4AutoHotkey) , you can study his functions and structures.

 

Thanks, Coco. I'll take a look there!

[joedf]

finally the SoundGet bug has been fixed!

[joedf]

euhhh.... fincs?

[fincs]

Whoops

I've just commited a fix. Turns out I forgot to stage the UTF-8 BOM for the Ahk2Exe.ahk file.

[fischgeek]

I've been playing around with some controls as well. I found in the MSDN page that RichEdit needs ES_MULTILINE style to work with line breaks, but what's strange is that I can only break a line with ^Enter.
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Most of the constants can be found in just me's Super Global Gui Constants script.

Thank you! That's awesome info. As to your line break with ^Enter, I found ES_WANTRETURN in your link to just me's Super Global Gui Constants script!

[place]

hey i want to use the soundcard.ahk that you made but it gives me an error at line 115 (call to nonexistent function VA_IMMDeviceEnumerator_EnumAudioEndpoints(.....)  )

 

any help? i doesnloaded VA.ahk and i got them in the same folder but i feed like im doing it wrong.

 

EDIT: NVM i fixed it lol! was i just suppose to copy past VA.ahk into the bottom of Soundcard.ahk (i did that and it works)

[fincs]

was i just suppose to copy past VA.ahk into the bottom of Soundcard.ahk (i did that and it works)

No, you were supposed to copy VA.ahk to your standard library of choice.

[guest3456]

Using the information in Coco's post, I think I found the answer. You need to load the dll first.

hModule := DllCall("LoadLibrary", "Str", "Msftedit.dll", "Ptr")

Gui, Add, Custom, ClassRICHEDIT50W, Hello

how are you guys finding the control classname to use in the Gui, Add, Custom commands?

same with the IP Address control example on the docs, i can't seem to find the classname on the MSDN site

[HotKeyIt]

SysIPAddress32 is mentioned here.

RichEdit50W is documented here, previous version can be found here too.

[Pulover]

The classname is the same ClassNN shown in the window spy, you'll only remove the last number which is just enumerating. Most of them is the same as the name, like button or edit. You'll still need to find the values for the constants used in the messages and how to fill the structures.

AutoHotkey gui commands do the dirt work for us, that's why the custom controls take a longer learning curve.