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45060 = WM_????

Hi all,
does somebody know what is the analog for integer value 45060 and 45063 in windows mnemonic WM_SOMETHING?

procedure TMyComp.WndProc(var M: TMessage);
begin
if M.Msg = 45060 then // if M.Msg = WM_????? then
begin
//.....
end;
Inherited;
end;

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Igor.

kretzschmar

? listening ...

Epsylon

They are probably user defined messages....

Epsylon

So in that case it will be:

WM_USER + 44036 and WM_USER + 44039

Igor UL7AAjr

ASKER

hi meikl :-)
hi epsilon :-)

building a component (and monitoring messages coming to WndProc) I found some usefull for me messages. It something like non-client mouse click. May be it defined somewhere in Delphi?

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Igor

kretzschmar

can't evaluate, no delphi here,
but delphi defines also user-messages

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Igor UL7AAjr

ASKER

Ok, seems you guide me on the right way,
thanx :-)

Igor UL7AAjr

ASKER

hi,
just some info.

here is what I did with the 45060 message.
Sample shows how to hide component when user clicks on empty area of a form (or even on title of the form) or any other component. NT4 and W95 tested.

It works in case of standalone component (windows.SetParent(Handle,0)) , something like DropDownList of combobox or popup menu. Time to time this question apears on EE. Seems now it can be solved by easy way :-)

procedure TMyComp.WndProc(var M: TMessage);
begin
if M.Msg = WM_LBUTTONDOWN then
FLastClick := GetTickCount;

if (M.Msg = 45060) and
(FLastClick + 100 < GetTickCount) then
Hide;

Inherited;
end;

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Igor.