Tommy
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Joined: 16 Nov 2002
Posts: 746
Location: The Netherlands
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 Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2003 5:15 am Post subject: WM_SYSCOMMAND message |
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This script illustrates the use of some of the WM_SYSCOMMAND messages, mainly
related to monitor standby:
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DIALOG CREATE,WM_SYSCOMMAND Demonstration,-1,0,375,246,CLASS WM_SYSCOMMAND
DIALOG ADD,BUTTON,SC_TASKLIST,8,8,200,24,SC_TASKLIST
DIALOG ADD,BUTTON,SC_MONITORPOWER_ON,40,8,200,24,SC_MONITORPOWER_ON
DIALOG ADD,BUTTON,SC_MONITORPOWER_LOWPOWER,72,8,200,24,SC_MONITORPOWER_LOWPOWER
DIALOG ADD,BUTTON,SC_MONITORPOWER_OFF,104,8,200,24,SC_MONITORPOWER_OFF
DIALOG SHOW
%%window = #WM_SYSCOMMAND
gosub wm_syscommand
:evloop
wait event
goto @event()
:sc_tasklistbutton
gosub sc_tasklist
goto evloop
:sc_monitorpower_onbutton
%%param = %%sc_monitorpower_on
gosub sc_monitorpower
goto evloop
:sc_monitorpower_lowpowerbutton
%%param = %%sc_monitorpower_lowpower
gosub sc_monitorpower
goto evloop
:sc_monitorpower_offbutton
%%param = %%sc_monitorpower_off
gosub sc_monitorpower
goto evloop
:wm_syscommand
rem initialize constants
%%wm_syscommand = $0112
%%sc_tasklist = 61744
%%sc_monitorpower = 61808
%%sc_monitorpower_on = -1
%%sc_monitorpower_lowpower = 1
%%sc_monitorpower_off = 2
exit
:sc_tasklist
%x = @sendmsg(%%window,%%wm_syscommand,%%sc_tasklist,0)
exit
:sc_monitorpower
%x = @sendmsg(%%window,%%wm_syscommand,%%sc_monitorpower,%%param)
exit
:close
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BTW: I removed the SC_NEXTWINDOW code which didn't work and was accidentally
left in.
Last edited by Tommy on Sat Jan 04, 2003 5:11 am; edited 1 time in total |
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