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SNutter
I have been given the task of figuring out why an old program written
in C behaves the way it does on w2k. A class is registered with a
menu resource. When the menu pops up Spy indicates the sending of
WM_NCCREATE,WM_NCCALCSIZE,WM_CREATE,WM_SIZE,WM_MOVE,... to I am
assuming the handle of the menu, however there is never a return and
each time a menu is poped up the messages keep getting deeper and
deeper until the menus eventually quit responding.
I believe this code was originally written for windows 3.1 and ported
to its present state. The code did not exibit this behavior on NT4.0.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
in C behaves the way it does on w2k. A class is registered with a
menu resource. When the menu pops up Spy indicates the sending of
WM_NCCREATE,WM_NCCALCSIZE,WM_CREATE,WM_SIZE,WM_MOVE,... to I am
assuming the handle of the menu, however there is never a return and
each time a menu is poped up the messages keep getting deeper and
deeper until the menus eventually quit responding.
I believe this code was originally written for windows 3.1 and ported
to its present state. The code did not exibit this behavior on NT4.0.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.