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EliteXp® ASM EnumWindows (In a Class, Not a Module)
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| | | | EnumWindows API requires an EnumProc(Byval hWnd as long,Byval lParam as long) as long and We pass
it by Addressof EnumProc. This EnumProc is in a Module and is not flexible for firing events and
Stopping Enumeration.
Now, EliteXp Presents you the Enumeration of Windows in a Class(.CLS) file such that the CLASS can
Fire events as well as Stop the enumeration for you. The whole capability has been possible due to
ASM (Assembly Binary Code).
Here's the idea.
1> Allocate the ASM Binary Opcodes in Memory.
2> We call EnumWindows API as EnumWindows( <Binary Opcode Mem. Address>, <lParam>)
Hence, Each Enumeration of Windows By API first calls, the BinaryOpcode.
The duty of Binary Opcode is to call the 1st Public Procedure of the Object Owner. ie PATCH_01.
So, we now don't need Enumeration in a Module. A class file can enumerate windows with callback Procedure from ASM.
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'**************************************
'Windows API/Global Declarations for :El
' iteXp® ASM EnumWindows (In a Class,
' Not a Module)
'**************************************
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'if error occurs when loading project, t
' hen
'1> at PSCODE.COM, Search For EliteXp
' ,it will list out all my postings
'2> Download "PE File Information Vie
' wer (+Winapi32.tlb)" Posting
'3> It contains Winapi32.tlb which co
' ntains all API needed by my project + lo
' ts of WINAPI.
' (I am lazy to type "Declare Function .
' ..... lib .....".
'4> All you need to do is to Referenc
' e this ".TLB" file from your Project Men
' u.
'5> Get rid of all the API Declaratio
' n laziness. More than 300 API Declaratio
' ns,Constants and Structures
' Note: This TLB file can be referenced
' in all of your projects
' After Referencing,
' You just type the API Name, eg: GetTi
' ckCount. You will see its already declar
' ed
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See Voting Log | | | | Other User Comments |  11/20/2009 6:37:45 AM: The_Jokez
Sorry, but got some problems :
- "CallWindowProc" not found.
- "wshom.ocx" is referenced in your project but is not an ActiveX object
- No "Option Explicit" ahead, to prevent mistakes
- No code indentation (hard to read)
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