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Code maintenance tip, and why EventArgs are a good thing
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over 6 years ago
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jfoscoding
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…tap, tap, tap… I’ve been coding away lately and ran into one of those frustrating situations where I needed to add several new arguments to a function with a parameter list already a mile long. That’s used in three places. And I wasn’t sure what...
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Workaround for disabled flyouts
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over 6 years ago
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jfoscoding
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Frans ran into some trouble disabling parent menu items. Turns out they dont disable the evaluation of child shortcuts. This was an oversight on our part. That said, most applications remove flyouts that are not in-use so as to not taunt users with menus...
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Win32 Activation and Focus
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over 6 years ago
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jfoscoding
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For the most part, activation and focus work pretty darn well in windows, until you want to tweak something that doesn’t fit within the typical windowing model or roll your own menu. Most folks don’t separate out activation and focus, but they are...
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