05-05-2009, 07:21 PM
Thank you Gintaras
I solved this using a normal function, however i will describe how i solved it maybe for future reference
in order to solve variable scope i have used a global class pointer like this:
Macro
inside the Dialog function i used the following
Function Dlg_SkinnableSample
Now any thread can get access to my class like this (using global type):
GlobalSkin.gt.[any member or method]
and the last step was the following
mt.originalCtrlWndProc=+SetWindowLong(GetDlgItem(this.m_hWnd,mt.m_id), GWLP_WNDPROC, &WndPrc);
The window procedure could be declared outside my class and that function can acces to any class member.
Thank you Gintaras i have seen some other posts at this forum to do this.
Regards
I solved this using a normal function, however i will describe how i solved it maybe for future reference
in order to solve variable scope i have used a global class pointer like this:
Macro
#compile "__SkinDlg"
type myClsTyp SkinDlg*gt
myClsTyp+ GlobalSkin
if(!ShowDialog("Dlg_SkinnableSample" &Dlg_SkinnableSample)) ret
inside the Dialog function i used the following
Function Dlg_SkinnableSample
SkinDlg-- DlgClass
SkinCtrl-- MyCloseBtn1
SkinCtrl-- MyCloseBtn2
SkinCtrl-- MyCloseBtn3
GlobalSkin.gt=&DlgClass
Now any thread can get access to my class like this (using global type):
GlobalSkin.gt.[any member or method]
and the last step was the following
mt.originalCtrlWndProc=+SetWindowLong(GetDlgItem(this.m_hWnd,mt.m_id), GWLP_WNDPROC, &WndPrc);
The window procedure could be declared outside my class and that function can acces to any class member.
Thank you Gintaras i have seen some other posts at this forum to do this.
Regards