+ case IDTB_NOTES: + case IDTB_CONTENTS: + case IDTB_INDEX: + case IDTB_SEARCH: + case IDTB_HISTORY: + case IDTB_FAVORITES: + /* These are officially unimplemented as of the Windows 7 SDK */ + break;
Could you point me to a link on this behavior? I'm pretty sure that many of these buttons send a signal that applications can hook into and override the default (do-nothing) behavior.
Erich Hoover ehoover@mines.edu
Could you point me to a link on this behavior? I'm pretty sure that many of these buttons send a signal that applications can hook into and override the default (do-nothing) behavior.
The documentation for those specific values appears to be non-existent - the latest (as far as I'm aware) HTML Help documentation can be found here:
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=21138
Additionally, as Francois mentioned, the HTML Help header files do include some references to unimplemented functionality.
On Fri, 23 Sep 2011, Erich Hoover wrote: [...]
Could you point me to a link on this behavior? I'm pretty sure that many of these buttons send a signal that applications can hook into and override the default (do-nothing) behavior.
The HtmlHelp.h header of the Windows 7 SDK 7.1 2010/05/19 says so:
#define IDTB_NOTES 210 // not implemented [...] #define IDTB_CONTENTS 213 // not implemented #define IDTB_INDEX 214 // not implemented #define IDTB_SEARCH 215 // not implemented #define IDTB_HISTORY 216 // not implemented #define IDTB_FAVORITES 217 // not implemented
And since for now we don't implement these either that was reason enough to remove them from the resources. But if you know what they do and feel like implementing them and I have no objection.
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