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ReplyCan someone specify how to download the actual code or messagebox control?
Replyhi, i want to display not only messagebox but also want to make text of message audiable. regards, mayur
Replyhi, i want to not only display messagebox but also want to be listen the text of meesagebox on sound or in audio format. Is it possible? Regards, Mayur.
Replyhttp://www.codeguru.com/code/legacy/misc/MessageBoxEx_src.zip
ReplyOriginally posted by: Lutz
insert
before call TimedOutMessageBox().
I also removed the first thread like suggested.
I tried to create a CMessageBoxEx object in MFC InitInstance() and delete in ExitInstance().
First call was o.k., but in next calls the timer didn't run.
Solution seems to be simple:
In second constructor
CMessageBoxEx::DoMessageBox(HWND hWnd,...)
m_nResult = 0;
Hope these changes work well in multithreaded applications.
Nice class!
Originally posted by: Martin-Pierre Frenette and by Alexandr Shcherbakov
Here is a new fix for the class, which came from Alexandr after discussion between Alexandr and Me ( Martin-Pierre ) :
Send the WM_CLOSE msg instead of WM_QUIT or WM_COMMAND|ID_OK
Therefore, the line :
PostMessage(FindWindow(NULL, pObject->m_szTimeOutCaption), WM_QUIT, 0, 0);
becomes the line :
PostMessage(FindWindow(NULL, pObject->m_szTimeOutCaption), WM_CLOSE, 0, 0);
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Originally posted by: David
I would like to allow my application to call this routine more than once, and it is possible that more than one messageboxes will be on the screen at the same time ...
Any ideas on an elegant fix, or do I have to write something from scratch?
Originally posted by: Navin Mishra
I used a timer to close a modal dialog box.
ReplyOriginally posted by: Colin Elligsen
I only see four method definitions myself? Am I missing something?
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