The file1.dat is passed as a parameter using the dwFillAttribute of the pgm2.
just for understanding, what do you actually pass in dwFillAttribute ? (I assume it's the number '1' in your example, and then pgm2 recreates the name with a template like file%lu.dat)
another point, if you do what Andi suggested, then please also code what dwFillAttribute is meant for: - setting the default color attribute for a console program (dwFillAttribute is not meant for passing values between programs)
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just for understanding, what do you actually pass in dwFillAttribute ? (I assume it's the number '1' in your example, and then pgm2 recreates the name with a template like file%lu.dat)
another point, if you do what Andi suggested, then please also code what
dwFillAttribute is meant for:
- setting the default color attribute for a console program
(dwFillAttribute is not meant for passing values between programs)
You're rigth, dwFillAttribute is not meant for passing values between programs, but tell the programers. The've coded like this, not my fault, it's not a console program either. What happens to the file: it contents some values that I need in the second program. I'll see if i can get the code. Let's freeze this topic. Thanks Ricardo.
On Fri, Feb 01, 2002 at 10:22:40AM -0200, Ricardo wrote:
just for understanding, what do you actually pass in dwFillAttribute ? (I assume it's the number '1' in your example, and then pgm2 recreates the name with a template like file%lu.dat)
another point, if you do what Andi suggested, then please also code what
dwFillAttribute is meant for:
- setting the default color attribute for a console program
(dwFillAttribute is not meant for passing values between programs)
You're rigth, dwFillAttribute is not meant for passing values between programs, but tell the programers. The've coded like this, not my fault, it's not a console program either. What happens to the file: it contents some values that I need in the second program. I'll see if i can get the code. Let's freeze this topic.
Nope. Either you implement it (which might be useful in order to get a grasp of what Wine is all about) or if nobody else wants to implement it, then I'll certainly do it (should be a quick thing anyway).
Raising a tempest in a teapot and then saying "let's freeze it" won't do much good ;-)
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