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i should have tell you this, my fault, thanks for the new raedit.

Hi cakmak

I converted your example to masm. No problems, works as it should.

KetilO

KetilO,
I'm again about filenames:
could you do that option "copy file name"
generate string "include {filename}"
I mean word "include" and space before filename.
It seems to me filename is needed only to include file anyway.

Hi all

Uploaded RadASM 2.0.1.0 to my web site.

Whats new:

2.0.1.0
- Fixed a bug that caused Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y to not work on some keyboards
- Added option to open code files with procs collapsed.
- Code and text font style is now saved to ini.
- Improved word select / jump (Ctrl+<Right / Left Arrow>) functions.

KetilO

Hi WksWlj999

I don't have access to Chinese win98se. The source for RAEdit (the edit control used in RadASM) can be found at my web site (SimEd project). Any help on how to solve this is welcome.

KetilO

Hi KetilO,

May I suggest that, to do optional the long names support while commandline parsing. Because sometimes this is resulting an error, sure if this is not my faulty as before, user may use short path and/or names in this situations. For example,

this is from "Projects" folder, "imagelib" project commandline output(catched by "T" option). Without quotes(tested in a .bat file) working flawless. But, otherwise neither batch, nor RadAsm ide can finish this linking with quotes. So, any suggestion?

Note: I thought another way for Long Names/Paths support.So,

1. Get the "user defined Filename/path" (not all options,as is, since others already defined by linker, assembler etc.)
2. Using GetShortPathName, send to target program
3. Rename short filename back to long one (maybe unnecessary) after finished.

Maybe this is a lame or not may preffered way but only an idea.

Best Regards

Hi cakmak

Change the projects link command to:

..\image.lib,OT,$B\LIB.EXE *.obj /out:..\image.lib

and it will work.

KetilO

I've also had the same problem on Win95, and I think the problem is to do with how the bitmaps are loaded, which are used in the image list that is used to assign the toolbox button images. They need to be loaded using the masked option, otherwise Win95 seems to draw them with lots of black.

I played about with one of KetilOs previous demo apps that was posted (mdidlg) and managed to get the buttons to display correctly on Win95. Let me know if you want the code I modified. I have attached 3 images which show the current version of RadAsm on Win2K, an old version of RadAsm on Win95 and the modified MdiDlg, which will show up the same on any OS.

Hope this is of use.

Nick

The following is your Do_ImageList procedure, that I changed by adding the mask specific things, when I did it I also changed the bitmap background colour to magenta (ff00ff), but if you put the right colour in the ImageList_AddMasked line it should be ok to use the current bitmap. Also when calling the function, I changed the last parameter from TRUE to FALSE.

Hope this helps

Nick

Do_ImageList proc phInst:HINSTANCE,pidBmp:DWORD,nSize:DWORD, nImg:DWORD, fMap:DWORD

	LOCAL   lhBmp:DWORD

	LOCAL   lhIml:DWORD



	invoke ImageList_Create,nSize,nSize,ILC_COLOR8 or ILC_MASK,nImg,0

	mov     lhIml,eax

	.if fMap

		invoke CreateMappedBitmap,phInst,pidBmp,NULL,NULL,NULL

	.else

		invoke LoadBitmap,phInst,pidBmp

	.endif

	mov     lhBmp,eax

	invoke ImageList_AddMasked,lhIml,lhBmp,0ff00ffh  ; background colour

	invoke DeleteObject,lhBmp

	invoke ImageList_SetBkColor,lhIml,0C0C0C0h

	mov     eax,lhIml

	ret



Do_ImageList endp

That seems to work great for the toolbox buttons, thanks.

The other small buttons that have arrows on them are still displayed as black squares though - the menu editor, the window style dialog, and also in the dialog editor, if the dialog is drawn with a grid, the window just appears white, with no dots.

Thanks for the fix.

Nick